Belgium Collection (#12)

Belgium, Antwerp, Red Star Line Museum, museum of immigration in former shipping company building, dawn

Belgium, Antwerp, Theaterplein, Stadsschowburg theater canopy

Belgium, Bruges, Belgian Chocolates shop, chocolates

Belgium, Antwerp, Brabo Fountain and Grotemarkt, buildings, dusk

Belgium, Antwerp, Justitiepaleis, Palace of Justice law courts

Belgium, Antwerp, art-nouveau architecture, t Bootje house, detail

Belgium, Brussels, Heysel, The Atomium, symbol of Brussels from the 1958 Worlds Fair, dusk

Belgium, Brussels, Manneken Pis, fountain statue and a symbol of Brussels, wearing a Santa Claus costume for Christmas

The Atomium, Heysel Park, Brussels, Belgium

View over Mont des Arts Public Garden towards Town Hall Spire, Brussels, Belgium

Belgium, Waloon Region (Wallonia), Liege Province. Chateau de Jehay Castle

Belgium, Brussels (Bruxelles). Guild houses on the Grand Place (Grote Markt), UNESCO World Heritage Site

Gravensteen Castle, Ghent, Belgium

Belgum, Vlaanderen (Flanders), Ghent (Gent). Het Gravensteen castle on the Leie River

Hallerbos, beech forest in Belgium full of blue bell flowers

Autumn leaves in European Beech (Fagus sylvatica) forest in Hoge Kempen National Park in autumn, Limburg, Vlaanderen (Flanders), Belgium

Night view of Grand Place, Brussels, Belgium

Statue of King Baudouin of Belgium and Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula, Brussels, Belgium

View of Town Hall and historic centre, Ghent, Flanders, Belgium

The historical Neuhaus chocolate shop at Galeries St-Hubert, Brussels, Belgium

Belgium, Brussels (Bruxelles). Maison du Roi (Kings House) or Broodhuis (Breadhouse), on the Grand Place (Grote Markt), UNESCO World Heritage Site

Port Authority Building by Zaha Hadid at dusk, Kattendijkdok, Antwerp, Belgium

Bluebell Flowers (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) Carpet Hardwood Beech Forest, Hallerbos Forest, Belgium

Hoeke Windmill Reflecting in Canal, Damme, Belgium

Belgium, Vlaanderen (Flanders), Halle. Bluebell flowers (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) carpet hardwood beech forest in early spring in the Hallerbos forest at dawn

Belgium, Flanders, Ghent (Gent). Sint-Niklskerk (Saint Nicholas Church) and Het Belfort van Gent, 14th century belfry, at night from St. Michaels Bridge

City Adminstration
Roland Weber

De Munt
Fred Louwen

Twins sharing sorrow
Yvette Depaepe

a grey cold winter morning
Erik Willaert

In the blues
Gilbert Claes

The drill sergeant
Susanne Stoop

Trapped in a mirror
Greetje van Son

Make me see a million stars
Piet Flour

The Chair
Yvette Depaepe

Blue vision
Marc Huybrighs

the hypnotic floor
Gilbert Claes

Bruges, a Journey Through Time No. 3
Courtney Crane

Bruges, a Journey Through Time No. 4
Courtney Crane

Bruges, a Journey Through Time No. 1
Courtney Crane

Bruges, a Journey Through Time No. 2
Courtney Crane

Powerful and unwavering ...
Yvette Depaepe

Let your dreams be bigger than your fears
Yvette Depaepe

Parking, Liège-Guillemins Railway Station, Belgium
Andrea Klein

J'aime l'acte d'écrire (ou de dessiner)
Yvette Depaepe

Light destination
Jef Van den Houte

you are my ocean
Piet Flour

Biking : the sportive look
Yvette Depaepe

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Belgium, a land steeped in rich history and vibrant culture. From the iconic Battle of Waterloo to the thrilling Formula One World Championship at Spa Francorchamps, this country has left an indelible mark on the world stage. In 1815, Belgium witnessed one of its most defining moments - the Battle of Waterloo. A map from that era showcases the strategic maneuvers that shaped Europe's destiny. British soldiers valiantly advanced, marking their place in history alongside Belgian heroes. Fast forward to 1988, where adrenaline filled the air during the Formula One World Championship: Belgian Grand Prix. The roar of engines echoed through Spa Francorchamps as drivers pushed their limits on this legendary track. Pit signals displayed Jim Clark's commanding lead over Jackie Stewart - a moment etched in racing folklore. But Belgium's contributions extend beyond battles and races; it is also home to renowned artists like Jan van Eyck and Hubert van Eyck. Their masterpieces captivate audiences with intricate details and exquisite craftsmanship, showcasing Belgium's artistic prowess throughout centuries. During World War II, a poster highlighted the valorous activities of 52 (Lowland) Division - brave soldiers who fought for freedom against tyranny. Their unwavering spirit symbolizes Belgium's resilience in times of adversity. Away from war zones and racetracks lies another charming aspect of Belgian life – a Dachshund choir having a dress rehearsal. This whimsical scene reminds us that amidst chaos, joy can be found even in unexpected places. And let us not forget Zeebrugge in 1918 when HMS Vindictive played its part during WWI under artist Charles John De Lacy’s brush strokes. This historic event showcased Belgium's bravery and determination against all odds. From ancient battlegrounds to modern-day circuits, from breathtaking artistry to adorable canine ensembles – Belgium encompasses it all within its borders.