Drawings
![Restaurant van Ter Kameren Schets](https://www.lucienderoeck.be/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/cambre_resto_9_10_80.jpg)
Drawings
Sketching was one of Lucien De Roeck’s true passions. He was constantly working on drawings. The artist would always carry two or three sketch books in his pockets. He managed to fill up more than four hundred of these books during the course of his life. Lucien was fascinated by the facades and landscapes around Brussels, as well as by the port of Antwerp. He managed to emphasise the striking architectural elements in his sketches of Brussels.
Ter Kameren Restaurant, 09-10-1980
![Parijs Tour Eiffel Schets](https://www.lucienderoeck.be/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/paris_tour_eiffel-970x695.jpg)
Paris, third floor of the Eiffel Tower, with Michel and Anne (his children), 6th August 1958
![Antwerpen 1965 Schets](https://www.lucienderoeck.be/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/anvers4-11-65-1920x1445.jpg)
Antwerp, 4-11-1965
![Kiosk van het Ter Kameren bos](https://www.lucienderoeck.be/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/kiosquecambre46-970x701.jpg)
The Ter Kameren forest kiosk, autumn 1946, L. De Roeck (alias Ann)
![Amsterdam Schets](https://www.lucienderoeck.be/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/amsterdam10-2-62-970x1042.jpg)
Amsterdam, 10-02-1962
![Brussel 1954 Schets](https://www.lucienderoeck.be/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/bxl12-10-54-970x1227.jpg)
Brussels, 12-10-1954
![Werktafel Schets](https://www.lucienderoeck.be/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/table22fev66-970x1194.jpg)
De Roeck’s work table, Vleurgatsesteenweg, Brussels, 22nd February 1966
![Brussel 1964 Schets](https://www.lucienderoeck.be/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/bxl10-5-64-970x1089.jpg)
Brussels, 10-05-1964
![Illustratie Musée du Livre](https://www.lucienderoeck.be/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/musée_du_livre_2-970x709.jpg)
Book Museum, Brussels, 1950