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Valerius de SaedeleerAalst 1867 – Leupegem 1941The painter Valerius de Saedeleer was brought to Wales during the First World War by the Davies sisters. He was one of many Belgian artists working in Wales after the outbreak of war, and among a group that were brought to Aberystwyth by the sisters.  He and his daughters taught weaving, binding and tapestry at Aberystwyth between 1915 and 1921. He is said to have arranged displays from the University Collection, and may have undertaken some conservation work on items from the Collection. He also held exhibitions of his local landscape paintings in the University's Alexandra Hall.  Painted portrait of Valerius de Saedeleer  About Us | Acquisitions Policy | Acquisitions Policy - Graphic Art | Acquisitions Policy—Studio Ceramics | Our Ceramics | About our Collections | The Davies Sisters | The Davies Sisters | Edward Davies Building — The Opening in 1907 | Edward Davies Building — Alfred Cross | Edward Davies Building | Edward Davies | Edward Davies Building - Elvet Lewis | Edward Davies Building - The Chemical Laboratories | Edward Davies Building — The School of Art | Edward Davies Building | The Gallery of Crafts 1918–1935 | The General Museum 1876–1929 | History of the University Museum and Galleries | Learning Policy | About us Main Page | Mission Statement | Publications | Staff | Thomas Jones Aboutus |
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