Omer Coppens (1856 – 1926) was a Belgian painter and watercolorist. He is recognized for his landscape and marine paintings, which display characteristics of the Impressionist style prevalent in Europe during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Coppens worked primarily in oil and watercolor media, focusing on atmospheric effects, light, and color in his depictions of natural scenery. His works were shown in exhibitions in Belgium and in international venues such as the Paris Salon.
Coppens is noted in art historical references as part of the broader movement of Belgian Impressionism, alongside contemporaries who sought to modernize landscape painting in the region. His contributions are documented in museum collections and catalogues of Belgian art from the period.
Birth: 1856, Belgium
Death: 1926, Belgium
Nationality: Belgian
Profession: Painter, watercolorist
Artistic style: Impressionist landscape and marine painting
