The King Baudouin Foundation has acquired an exceptional 19th-century lace masterpiece through the Marie-Jeanne Dauchy Fund. Entirely handmade, it exemplifies the finesse and excellence of Brussels lace craftsmanship that brought the city worldwide renown.
After years in obscurity, the impressive scale model of the Chinese Pavilion shines once again in all its glory. Thanks to a meticulous restoration, supported by the René and Karin Jonckheere Fund, this masterpiece can now be admired at the Art & History Museum in Brussels.
The Platform for Education and Talent is supporting 9 young artisans working in heritage professions who will represent Belgium at the European EuroSkills Herning 2025 competition in Denmark from 9th to 13th September, 2025.
Experience our ART DECO. Style in a changing society exhibition — now also available online! Stroll virtually through the exhibition rooms, admire the artworks, and immerse yourself in the texts, details, and audio excerpts.
After four centuries, the preparatory drawing for The Last Supper altarpiece by Jan Erasmus Quellinus returns to its hometown. Thanks to the Léon Courtin–Marcelle Bouché Fund, the work is now on view at the Hof van Busleyden Museum.
