Plans

Plans

De Roeck’s love for Brussels came in very useful when designing plans, where he used the same extreme precision and accuracy. The artist improved his technique by producing maps during the war. The same can certainly also be said about his illuminating infographies of the allied forces’ tank movements in the international news sections of the Belgian press, which he drew on the eve of the German defeat. De Roeck possessed the extraordinary ability to visualise literally any location. He could express the essence of anything with his ever so personal, stylistic technique.

Brussels

Plan Hotel Du Congres
Brussels, around the National Royal Library Albert I
België
Duisburg, Cologne, the Rhine. Plan for illustrating a newspaper article, 1940 - 1945
triangle moselle
Plan for illustrating a newspaper article, 1940 - 1945. “Anne” signed (his daughter’s first name)