Architecture of Belgium
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There are still many old monuments visible in Belgium, like the romanesque Collégiale Saint-Gertrude de Nivelles (1046) and Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Tournai, gothic Antwerp cathedral (15th century) and baroque Brussels Grand' Place. Famous Art Nouveau architects Victor Horta and Henry Van de Velde have influenced the early 20th century architecture in Belgium and abroad.
Twentieth century
Renaat Braem, Juliaan Lampens, Léon Stynen.
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- Neoclassical architecture in Belgium
- Archibelge by Sofie Benoot, Olivier Magis en Gilles Coton is een productie van Off World in co-productie met Playtime Films, Canvas, RTBF en Entre Chien et Loup en wordt uitgezonden op Canvas
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