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Armand Van Waesberghe, a renowned Belgian artist, left his mark on the streets of Brussels with his captivating works. One such masterpiece can be found at 52 Rue D Irelande, where an enchanting mural created by Alan John Ainsworth transports viewers to another world. The vibrant colors and intricate details tell a story that captivates all who pass by. Moving along to 8 Square Guttenberg, another stunning creation awaits. This piece, also crafted by Ainsworth in 1898, showcases the artist's incredible talent and attention to detail, and is as if the walls come alive with every stroke of his brush. Continuing our journey through time and space, we arrive at 50 Av. De la Brabanconne. Here stands yet another remarkable artwork from c2014-2017 by none other than Alan John Ainsworth himself. The fusion of modernity and history in this piece is truly awe-inspiring. Returning once again to 8 Square Guttenberg but this time in (1898), we are greeted by yet another breathtaking mural from c2014-2017 created by the talented hands of Ainsworth. Each element within this composition tells its own unique tale while seamlessly blending together into one harmonious whole. Venturing further into Brussels' artistic landscape brings us to 55 Rue Philippe Le Bon where a mesmerizing work awaits our gaze. Created between c2014-2017 by Alan John Ainsworth, this piece evokes emotions that words fail to describe adequately. Our next stop takes us back in time to 5 Square Gutenberg in (1898). Here lies a magnificent mural from c2014-2017 that showcases both historical significance and contemporary artistry simultaneously - a true testament to Ainsworth's skillful craftsmanship. Once more we find ourselves at 55 Rue Philippe Le Bon; however, this time it is not just one, but three captivating murals that grace the walls.