and Nice. His work was practically forgotten shortly after his death. However, it was rediscovered towards the end of the 20th century. The importance of his work is now recognised for his contribution as a teacher in the Academy of Liège, where he taught a new way of painting, as well as for the whole of his work as an essential link in the development of modern Belgian painting. List of some works in public collections Royal Museum of Fine Arts - Antwerp Episode of the Vendée Revolt 1793 Cowherd girl in the Ardennes Alte Nationalgalerie - Berlin Summer Sun (1896) Town hall of Blegny Execution in Blegny, August 1914 Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium - Brussels The Lady-strangers (1887) · (Town hall of Kuurne) Flemish Community Breakfast on the farm - (Gaasbeek Castle) The visit French Community of Belgium After School - (Solvay Castle) Art and History Museum - Cholet Chouans in ambush (c. 1883) Chouans routed (1883) Broel Museum - Courtray False Alarm (1884) Marsh in the Campine The Reprimand The Young Angler An Intimate Conversation (c. 1893) The Municipal Museum of Huy Afternoon Nap (c. 1897) Town hall of Kuurne Revolt in the Vendée 1793 (1880) The Bride Visit to the convalescent (c. 1887) The Apple Thief (c. 1892) Museum of Fine Arts - Liège De verboden zwempartij (1877) Washing Turnips (1890) The Little Goatherd North Sea (1897) The Ducks Prince-Bishops' Palace of Liège Prince-Bishops' Palace (c. 1900) Grand Curtius Palace, Quai de Maastricht (c. 1900) (c. 1900) Church of St. Bartholemew (c. 1900) en (c. 1900) (c. 1900) Museum M - Leuven Playing Child Musée Fabre - Montpellier Summer Holiday International Art Museum of America - San Francisco The Turnip Pickers The Revoltella Museum - Trieste Madame Roland in Sainte-Pelagie (1886) Museum of Verviers The Small Pond (c. 1894) Private collection (Salon Brussels 1903) Premiers Beaux Jours References Annick Lemoine, Evariste Carpentier (1845-1922). Ed. Mecenart/Galerij Depypere, 1994 Sonia Jérôme, Liliane Sabatini, Louis Maraite et Gaëtane Warzée, À la recherche de… Évariste Carpentier. Cat. exp. Espace BBL Liège, 1997-1998 Serge Goyens de Heusch, L’Impressionnisme et le Fauvisme en Belgique. Ed. Fonds Mercator, 1998, p. 144, 146, 278, 287, 288, 291 Collectif (sous la direction de Joost De Geest), 500 chefs-d'œuvre de l'art belge du XVe siècle à nos jours. Ed. Racine, 2006, p. 72 Vers la modernité, le XIXe siècle au Pays de Liège. Cat.