Brussels Collection (page 6)

Iris light
Jef Van den Houte

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Brussels, Belgium from Mont des Arts at night

Brussels, Belgium. Cityscape image of Brussels with Grand Place at sunrise

Brussels, Belgium. Toned cityscape image of Brussels with Grand Place at sunrise

Brussels, Belgium. Panoramic cityscape image of Brussels with City Hall and Mount of the Arts area at sunset

Brussels, Belgium. Cityscape image of Brussels with City Hall and Mount of the Arts area at sunset

Brussels, Belgium cityscape at Palais de Justice during dusk

Brussels, Belgium cityscape from the Mont des Arts at twilight

World War II Allied trrops march rue de Regence in Brussels
World War II vintage photograph - Allied trrops march along the rue de Regence in Brussels to mark one year since liberation

Brussels allegorical tapestry depicting the month of December from
3481833 Brussels allegorical tapestry depicting the month of December from The Medallion Months, c.1525 (wool & silk) by Orley

This signpost at Birmingham Airport will show visitors to the British Industries Fair the direction and distances they will go home by air

Short Stirling C. V OO-XAS
Short Stirling C.V OO-XAS 9msn SH1514), of Airtech Ltd, Thame, at Blackbushe airport. XAS was intended to be sold to Air Transport Co. SA. Of Melsbroek in Belgium, but was not delivered

George Bradshaws Plan of Brussels, Belgium 1896
This is a detailed Plan of Brussels showing the streets, canals, principal buildings, railways and railway stations. The walled inner city is differentiated from the outer part of the city

Lamps and columns of the Galerie de la Reine shopping gallery, Brussels, Belgium

Spires of the Town Hall in the Grand Place or Grote Markt, Brussels, Belgium

The Town Hall and buildings of the Grand Place or Grote Markt, Brussels, Belgium

Buildings in the Grand Place or Grote Markt, Brussels, Belgium

Mont des Arts Gardens and Tower of the Town Hall, Brussels, Belgium

Buildings of the European Parliament Complex at the Espace Leopold, Brussels, Belgium

Paul Henri Spaak Building in the Hemicycle of the European Parliament Complex at the Espace Leopold, Brussels, Belgium

Map of Belgium and Northern France, c1914, (c1920). Creator: John Bartholomew & Son
Map of Belgium and Northern France, c1914, (c1920). How the area looked at the start of the First World War. From " The Great World War - A History" Volume I, edited by Frank A Mumby

Comte Frederic de Merode - Place des Martyrs, Brussels
Art Nouveau memorial to Comte Frederic de Merode (hero of the Belgian Revolution who died at Mechelen in 1830) - Place des Martyrs, Brussels

Initial P Madman Healed Touching Body Saint Anthony
Initial P: A Madman Healed After Touching the Body of Saint Anthony; Master of the Brussels Romuleon or workshop (Flemish, active about 1465); Brussels (probaby)

Maison Nelissen, 5 Avenue du Mont Kemmel, Brussels, (1905), c2014-c2017
Maison Nelissen, 5 Avenue du Mont Kemmel, Brussels, c2014-c2017. Designed by Arthur Nelissen: 1905. Personal home of the architect Arthur Nelissen, also known as Villa Beau-Site

Interior-Hotel van Eetvelds, Av. Palmeston, Brussels, Belgium, (1895), c2014-2017
Interior-Hotel van Eetvelds, Av. Palmeston, Brussels, Belgium, c2014-2017. Victor Horta: 1895-98

Hotel Max Hallet, 346 Avenue Louise, Brussels, Belgium, c2014-2017. Artist: Alan John Ainsworth
Hotel Max Hallet, 346 Avenue Louise, Brussels, Belgium, c2014-2017. The house was designed by Victor Horta in 1906 and was built between 1902 and 1905 for the lawyer Max Hallet

Hotel Max Hallet, 346 Avenue Louise, (1906), c2014-2017. Artist: Alan John Ainsworth
Hotel Max Hallet, 346 Avenue Louise. Victor Horta: 1906

The Bathroom of the Stoclet Palace, Brussels, Belgium, c1914. The Stoclet Palace was built by architect Josef Hoffmann for banker and art lover Adolphe Stoclet between 1905 and 1911

The Music Room of the Stoclet Palace, Brussels, Belgium, c1914. The Stoclet Palace was built by architect Josef Hoffmann for banker and art lover Adolphe Stoclet between 1905 and 1911

Guild houses on the Grand Place, Groote Markt, UNESCO World Heritage, Brussels, Belgium

Royal palace at sunrise, Brussels, Belgium

Eglise Notre-Dame des Victoires au Sablon, Brussels, Belgium

Atomium, Brussels, Belgium

Basilique nationale du Sacre-Coeur, Brussels, Belgium

Royal palace in the morning light, Brussels, Belgium

Iris Tower and Botanic Tower seen from Botanical garden, Brussels, Belgium

Iris Tower and Botanic Tower, Brussels, Belgium

Pacheco Centre, administration building, Brussels, Belgium

Congress column, Brussels, Belgium

Berlaymont Building, HQ of the EU Commision, Brussels, Belgium

Sainte Gudule Cathedral at sunrise in Bruxelles, Belgium

Facade of the typical buildings on Grand Place in Brussels by night, Belgium

Town Hall in Grand Place in Brussels by night, Belgium

Panoramic view of Grand Place in Brussels by night, Belgium

View of the Brussels town hall and the Mont des Arts park at dusk, Belgium

Facade of the typical houses in Brussels Grand Place by night, Belgium

Elevated view of the town hall in Brussels by night, Belgium

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Brussels, a city of diverse wonders and captivating history. Known for its delectable varieties of edible-podded peas, this European gem has more to offer than just its culinary delights. In 1958, Brussels hosted the World Fair, showcasing innovation and progress. The iconic Atomium model stood tall, resembling an iron molecule illuminated at night, symbolizing the city's forward-thinking spirit. A poster advertising Boulogne sur Mer in France reminds us of Brussels' proximity to other enchanting destinations. Its central location makes it a perfect base for exploring Europe's treasures. The Grand Place is a testament to Brussels' architectural splendor. Adorned with stunning buildings from different eras, it transports visitors back in time. Here lies "The Fall of the Rebel Angels, " an awe-inspiring masterpiece by Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Summoned to Waterloo - Brussels played a pivotal role in history as it witnessed one of Napoleon's most significant battles in 1815. This event forever etched its name into the annals of war. Every two years, the Grand Place transforms into a floral carpet (Tapis des Fleurs), mesmerizing locals and tourists alike with its vibrant colors and intricate designs—a true feast for the eyes. Not only known for peas but also carrots—Brussels boasts various carrot varieties that add flavor and color to their gastronomic creations. UFO sightings have intrigued many across Belgium during what became known as the Belgian Wave—an unexplained phenomenon that left people questioning what lay beyond our skies. As evening falls upon Musee de la Ville de Bruxelles at Grand Place, art enthusiasts revel in masterpieces that grace its walls—each stroke telling stories of passion and creativity within this remarkable city. And who can forget Manneken Pis? This cheeky little statue captures hearts with his mischievous charm—a beloved symbol representing Brussels' irreverent sense of humor amidst its rich history.