aces, cemeteries, govern-ment buildings and even private houses in Belgium,are by no means soulless, conventional ornamentsmanufactured for official use according to academicprescriptions, but real works of art admirably supple-menting the collections in the galleries. Belgiumcertainly ranks next… … BY PAUL DE VIGNE ;^ ^:
Art · Decoration and ornament
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