Original work on paper by Belgian artist Frederik Lizen (Antwerp, 1986), also known as ‘En Plein Public’. This gouache and chalk on paper painting is part of Lizen’s extended Landscape Series of which 20 works are on view at Meteor Gallery.Lizen is especially known for his large paintings on wooden panels, scathered across the city of Antwerp, commenting on today’s world. Intentionally he’s making passersby smile, ponder and interact with his work. The last five years, Lizen also wants to escape the concrete city, still observing and working outside, but this time in nature, in parks on beaches and on the countryside, distillating his surroundings into his work.His former appartment being across the street of the Antwerp City Park, this monument designed by architect Eduard Keilig in 1876 has become one of his favourite workgrounds for this series. People who have visited the park before, will certainly recognize it in his works, with its big weeping willows, its pond with English bridge and romantic hideouts in the shade.The work is in excellent condition and framed by Tom Van Camp frames. This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution