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Léon Spilliaert. Lumière et solitude. Etrurie Texts and archaeological reality doLon Spilliaert is considered one of the most important Belgian painters, alongside R. Magritte, J. Ensor, P. Delvaux. Yet, he is less well known A man of disturbing solitudes, of infinite perspectives, Spilliaert (1881 1946) surprises, disconcerts with unclassifiable works, inventing a singular symbolism of the inner night. Spilliaert was born in Ostend. His nocturnal walks in the deserted city would be a source of inspiration for his work. He was