Another one of Victor Horta's creations: the outside of the Central Station in Brussels.
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5 comments:
yeah, me wow ,too ! wonderful details , really work of art :)
Great shot, does it represent your city?
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santy, indeed great details
fotoaddict, Horta is a great artist
lorethian, not sure it represents brussels, as i don't find any details back
Victor Horta was a very important architect for Brussels, but many of his buildings have not survived the times. There are a few though, such as this Central Station (although it was finished by one of his pupils as he died too soon), the Museum of Comic Books, and other, that are still standing.
which side of central station is it in? i must have been in central thousands of times but never seen that.
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