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Kortrijk

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Kort·rijk  (kôrtrk) also Cour·trai (kr-tr, kr-)
A city of western Belgium west of Brussels. It was the most important cloth-manufacturing town of medieval Flanders and is still a textile center. Population: 73,800.

Kortrijk [ˈkɔrtrɛik]
n
(Placename) the Flemish name for Courtrai


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Acclaimed for his two recent solo exhibitions (one organized by the Kanaal Art Foundation in Kortrijk, Belgium, in the spring of 1993; the other last autumn for the "Projects" series at New York's Museum of Modern Art), Gabriel Orozco showed his work for the first time in France last year.
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Contemporary of these great masters and the best-known in a family of artists, Savery was born in the Dutch village of Kortrijk and grew up in Amsterdam, where he studied under his brother Jacob and artist Hans Bol.
 
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