ART NOUVEAU

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By playing with different spaces, by exploiting all the resources offered by lights and colours, and submitting shapes and materials to the will of his pencil, Horta was the precursor of a revolutionary, vibrant and inspired Art Nouveau.
The Brussels scene quickly became a hive of frenzied activity thanks to the contributions made by the colleagues of this visionary, who included Hankar, Strauven, Blérot, the Delune brothers, Cauchie… and many others.

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Comment:

On your way... (see also the list with tourist information on this walk)
Bailli area:
Count Goblet d'Alviella house : rue Faider 10 (Architect: O. Van Rysselberghe - 1882).
Ciamberlani house: rue Defacqz 48 (Architect: P. Hankar - 1897).
House of the painter René Janssens : rue Defacqz 50 (Architect: P. Hankar - 1898).
Rue Faider 83 (Architect: A. Rosenboom - 1900).
Rue Faider 85 (Architect: A. Van Waesberghe - 1900).
Chatelain area:
Place du Châtelain
Private house : rue Africaine 92 (Architect: B. De Lestre de Fabribeckers 1905)

Brugmann area:
The 'Les Hiboux' house: avenue Brugmann 55 (Architect: E. Pelseneer - 1895).
Place Brugmann.
Avenue Molière.

Extra information:

Ixelles lakes:
Rue de Bellevue 42-44-46 (Architect: E. Blérot).
Avenue des Klauwaerts 16-15 (Architect: E. Blérot).
Rue de la Vallée 2-4-6-8-10-12-18-20-22-24-26-28-32-40 (Architect: Ernest Delune - 1902-1907).
Rue Vilain XIIII 7 (Architect: F. Tilley).
Rue Vilain XIIII 9-11 (Architect: E. Blérot - 1902).
Hôtel Max Hallet : Avenue Louise 346 (Architect: Victor Horta - 1903-1905).
Rue du Lac 6 (Architect: Léon Delune - 1904).
Avenue De Gaulle 39-38 (Architect: E. Blérot - 1904).

Maison Delune : Avenue Fr. Roosevelt 86 (Architect: L. Delune - 1904).

A few nice stops on the way...

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