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From 13 April - 18 August 2024, the Museum of Fine Arts of Mons (BAM) hosts a major exhibition dedicated to the sculptor Auguste Rodin (French, 1840-1917). This accompanying publication explores the narrative of Rodin''s artistic career, of which Belgium, this fertile ground that allowed his art to flourish, is the centrepiece.

This publication provides an overview of the history of the discovery of Spilliaert''s oeuvre in Belgium and abroad, and situates his body of work within a wider context of the art of his time.

A richly illustrated and poetic account of the world of Vincent Van Gogh, tailored for children aged 10 and over by author Paul de Moor.

This catalogue documents the Royal Museums of Art and History''s collection of war lace, and recounts the history of the endeavour, the leaders and artists involved, and the symbolism of the designs, with expert interpretations.

Embark on a captivating journey through the world of animal fables with From Kalila wa Dimna to La Fontaine: Travelling through Fables. Accompanies an exhibition at Louvre Abu Dhabi (in collaboration with Bibliothèque Nationale de France and France Muséums) from 26 March 2024 until 21 July 2024.

This book sheds light on the contruction of the buildings and their use in the Cinquantenaire in Brussels. Text in English, French and Dutch.

First curator of the Egyptian department at the Royal Museums of Art and History (RMAH), Jean Capart (1877-1947) is often regarded as the founding father of Belgian Egyptology. During his entire career, Capart constantly invested in the development of this collection by feeding it with photos. This book explores the collection.

This book sheds light on the contruction of the buildings and their use in the Cinquantenaire in Brussels.

A catalogue of the collection of Western tapestries of the Royal Museums of Art and History of Brussels.

The extraordinary abundance of French sculptures in the United States is indicative of a specific taste for this area of French art, but also of the close proximity of Franco-American historical and artistic relations. The purpose of this book is to give life and meaning to these works by placing them in their American context.

This exhibition catalogue presents around a hundred original works by Joan Miró (paintings, gouaches, drawings, ceramics, sculptures, etc.), from prestigious international public and private collections.

Featuring pioneering works by Manet, Degas, and Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, and Cézanne, this exhibition catalogue brings together more than 150 masterpieces alongside etchings, costumes, film and photography to explore why Impressionism was considered so shocking in the 19th century.

End of 2020. Brussels. A city without people. The scenery of everyday life is deserted. Escape from everyone. The tracks are still visible. People walk shyly through the streets and want to get to their final destination as quickly as possible. A few wander through the city. Aimless, because the doors remain closed. The architecture is completely in the spotlight, but without everyday life, the city also loses much of its meaning.ΓÇ£As a photographer I was a privileged witness in special times. It felt like wartime without weapons, a battlefield without opponents. The buzz had given way to an uneasy, restless, deafening silence. Late 2020 ΓÇÉ early 2021 I spent a lot of time in Brussels at the request of JeanΓÇÉMichel Jaspers (CEO JaspersΓÇÉEyers Architects). He had already asked me during the first lockdown if I wanted to photograph the empty city. Unfortunately, it was not allowed and not possible at the time, since the government had decided that my profession was not essential. Fortunately, when the curfew went into effect in Brussels, I was allowed to.ΓÇ¥ ΓÇô Steven MassartText in French and Dutch.

The first international exhibition of 2022 for Louvre Abu Dhabi tells the story of Versailles as a central diplomatic instrument that solidified the prowess of the French royal court and served as the stage for its fascination with various civilisations in a rapidly globalising world. Objects from the palace on show range from wallpapers and porcelain to Chinese and Japanese lacquerware.The exhibition has been curated by Hélène Delalex, Curator, Furniture and Decorative Arts, and Bertrand Rondot, Chief Curator, Furniture and Decorative Arts, at the musée national des châteaux de Versailles et de Trianon.

Photographer Jeffrey Van Daele is an internationally renowned nature and animal photographer. This striking and intimate duotone report on African wildlife not only shows us wild animals in their habitat, but also warns that they need this place to survive.Text in English, French and Dutch.

Two worlds rich in culture, arts and sciences: China, and the Islamic world. Reaching far beyond their horizons, this is the untold story of how China, ΓÇÿthe dragon'', and the Islamic world, ΓÇÿthe phoenix'', exchanged ideas between 8th ΓÇÉ 18th century. When the Dragon and the Phoenix met, who could have predicted the impact on global trade, art and history? As a museum with a universal viewpoint, Louvre Abu Dhabi explores stories of cultural connections. In this exhibition we see a new perspective on the meeting of two great cultures, and in this story, Europe is not the central character. From Arabia and Africa to the far reaches of Asia, along ancient trade routes ΓÇÉ on both land and sea ΓÇÉ people, technology and luxury goods travelled for more than 800 years. Through a display of 240 masterpieces, we explore the remarkable and littleΓÇÉknown history of these cultural exchanges.

Publication at the occasion of the re-opening of the museum Constantin Meunier, this collection traces more specifically the evolution of the master between 1875 and 1905, this "second life" in his own words, during which his Realist talent focused more on the social and industrial aspects of Belgium.

In this publication, photographer Karin Borghouts records the charred interior of her family home that was destroyed by a fire. Her intuitive decision to at that time has led to a series of captive and moving images. Text in English, French and Dutch.

Depicts about 200 cul-de-sacs from the 1st to the 20th arrondissement in Paris for the first time. Text in English, French, and Dutch.

Furusiyya in the East meets Chivalry in the West. Discover how these distinct practices of combat and knightly values led to a specific culture in the Islamic East and the largely Christian West.This unique exhibition explores the ancient roots of chivalry as well as the role of a knight in combat and the different chivalric codes that developed around the world, from Iraq and Syria in the East, to France and Spain in the West. With over 130 rare artworks from the 10th to the beginning of the 16th centuries, including spectacular arms, armour, and rare manuscripts, readers will discover how some of these practices and the knightly spirit became a past time, and how some of them continue around the world to this day.