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Malines, Bailles de Fer

This highly detailed artwork shows the Bailles de Fer a market square in Mechelen, Belgium, given its name from the wrought iron balustrades that protected the old canal. Lots of merchants and customers are gathered at the base of the of an ornate building face, which bears a sculpture of Romulus, used an as auction house

Picture No
13749127
Media ID
45176902
Size
3100px x 4168px (4.2MB)
Credit
© CLM Archive Collection / Mary Evans
Source
Artwork from Colour Magazine Volume 3 October 1915, by Edouard Joseph Eugene Claes (1880-1944)
Date
circa 1915

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Auction Balustrades Claes Customers Detailed Edouard Highly Lots Malines Mechelen Merchants Protected Romulus Wrought


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