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Auguste Corkole (Brugge, 12 September 1822 - Ghent, 14 November 1875) was a Belgian painter, linked to the Bruges School.
He attended the Art Academy of Brugge and Antwerp, and settled in Ghent.
He dedicated himself to portraits, domestic scenes, landscapes and still lifes.
He has participated in exhibitions, including the Antwerp Triennial.
With the painting “The entrance of the harvest into Flanders” he participated in the 1862 International Art Exhibition in Amsterdam.
The Museum of Fine Arts of the city of Ghent has one of his works, entitled “The postman's visit”. Read the full biography

Auguste Corkole (Brugge, 12 September 1822 - Ghent, 14 November 1875) was a Belgian painter, linked to the Bruges School.
He attended the Art Academy of Brugge and Antwerp, and settled in Ghent.
He dedicated himself to portraits, domestic scenes, landscapes and still lifes.
He has participated in exhibitions, including the Antwerp Triennial.
With the painting “The entrance of the harvest into Flanders” he participated in the 1862 International Art Exhibition in Amsterdam.
The Museum of Fine Arts of the city of Ghent has one of his works, entitled “The postman's visit”.