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• Vénus chevauchant un satyre
  By Dirck de Quade van Ravesteyn

  Nature's Divinity Tour

  A quick and immersive look at an extraordinary world full of forces of nature. Nature deities embody natural forces and can have various characteristics such as fertility, harvest, rivers, mountains, animals, and the earth itself.

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    1h - 1h30

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    Fin-de-Siècle Museum

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    Brussels, Belgium

• The Sacrament of Ordination
  By Nicolas Poussin

  (Not Available)

  The Twelve Apostles Tour

  The apostles, evangelists and saints are generally identifiable by the symbols accompaning their portraits or statues. They are abundantly represented in painting and sculpture, which is why it is interesting to know how to recognize them in order to understand these works.

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    2h

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    Fin-de-Siècle Museum

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    Brussels, Belgium

• Mars and Venus surprised by Vulcan
  By Alexandre Charles Guillemot

  (Not Available)

  Olympian Gods Tour

  The Olympian Gods carry within them an obvious symbolic value and a function which is specific to them. Each of these immortal figures underlines the weaknesses of Men in the face of the powers of nature. Discover the portrait and the secrets of these deities.

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    2h

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    Fin-de-Siècle Museum

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    Brussels, Belgium

• The Minotaur
  By George Frederic Watts

  (Not Available)

  The Minotaur’s Labyrinth Tour

  Born from the love of Pasiphae (wife of King Minos) and a white bull sent by Poseidon, the Minotaur is locked up by Minos in a labyrinth. Located in the center of Crete, the labyrinth is specially built by Daedalus so that the Minotaur cannot escape and so no one finds out about its existence.

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    1h

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    Meunier Museum

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    Brussels, Belgium

• The Capture of the Golden Fleece
  By Jean-François de Troy

  (Not Available)

  The Golden Fleece Tour

  The Golden Fleece was the coat of a ram with divine characteristics. To take back the throne that Pelias had stolen from his father, Jason will have to recover this golden fleece and bring it back to Pelias who was, in his stead, the king of Iolcos.

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    1h

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    Old Master Museum

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    Brussels, Belgium

• Herakles toob Kerberose põrguväravast
  By Johann Köler

  (Not Available)

  The 12 Labors of Hercules Tour

  The Labors of Heracles are the exploits performed by the hero Heracles on the orders of Eurystheus. They constitute one of the most famous episodes of Greek mythology as well as a major iconographic source of Western art.

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    1h

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    BOZAR Center for Fine Arts

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    Brussels, Belgium

• The Building of the Trojan Horse
  By Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo

  (Not Available)

  Legend of Trojan Tour

  The Trojan War is a legendary conflict from Greek mythology, the historicity of which is controversial. Did the Trojan War really take place ? Are we talking about the second Trojan War ? Come and decipher this legendary myth.

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    1h30

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    Meunier Museum

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    Brussels, Belgium

• Ypres
  By Gilbert Rogers

  (Not Available)

  The memory of World War I

  Considered one of the defining events of the 20th century, the First World War reached a scale and intensity unknown until then. The influence of the war on art is undeniable as many artists experienced the conflict not as external witnesses, but as actors, mobilized like others.

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    1h30

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    Art & History Museum

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    Brussels, Belgium

• The Census of Bethlehem
  By Pieter Brueghel II

  (Not Available)

  Landscapes of Pieter Brueghel

  Pieter Brueghel the Younger is a Brabant Renaissance painter, born at the end of 1564. He often places his scenes in a rustic and rural setting. He has long been an imitator of his father's work (Pieter Brueghel the Elder), creating works of the same style.

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    1h

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    Fin-de-Siècle Museum

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    Brussels, Belgium