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"Waesberghe: A Journey Through Time and Art in Brussels" Step into the enchanting world of Waesberghe, a series of captivating artworks that take you on a journey through the streets of Brussels, Belgium. Created by the talented artist Alan John Ainsworth, these masterpieces beautifully blend history and imagination. The first stop on this artistic adventure is 52 Rue D Irelande. This charming street comes alive with Ainsworth's brushstrokes, capturing its essence from 1899 to the present day. The vibrant colors and intricate details transport you back in time while celebrating the spirit of modern-day Brussels. Next, we find ourselves at 8 Square Guttenberg. Here, Ainsworth's artistry shines as he captures the soul of this square from 1898 to 2017. Each stroke tells a story, revealing layers of history intertwined with contemporary life. Moving along our path, we arrive at 50 Av. De la Brabanconne - a place frozen in time since 1898 but brought to life by Ainsworth's vision for c2014-2017. With meticulous attention to detail, he invites us to explore every nook and cranny of this iconic avenue. Returning once again to Square Guttenberg at number eight, we witness how Ainsworth breathes new life into its historical significance dating back to 1898 until today. His art captures both past and present seamlessly merged together - an ode to continuity amidst change. As we continue our journey through Brussels' rich tapestry of streetscapes, we stumble upon Rue Philippe Le Bon at number fifty-five. In his unique style, Ainsworth transports us through time yet again – this time exploring c2014-2017 against the backdrop of Le Bon's architectural marvels. Our exploration wouldn't be complete without revisiting Square Gutenberg at number five - another testament to Waesberghe's timeless allure.