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Using NFT (Non Fungible Token) technology to finance and restore physical works of art. Such is the project of Belgian startup company Artts. The Foundation is supporting the project by making available 13 artworks created by strip cartoon artist Didier Comès.

Locomotives and carriages from the Legrand collection will take you on a trip to the heart of a unique artistic journey devoted to the theme of the train. Departure from the Belgian Royal Museums of Fine Arts.

The Courtin-Bouché Fund has acquired a lot of 17 music manuscripts by the internationally-renowned Belgian composer Philippe Boesmans, who was about to sell the manuscripts individually. The Foundation has thus been able to avoid part of our musical heritage of great value from being dispersed.

An impressive and remarkable set of sanzas has been added to the King Baudouin Foundation collection thanks to the Marie-Jeanne Dauchy Fund.

A tribute to the Belgian pioneer of animated film, with drawings, background props and instruments the ‘Wizard of Ostend’ used to make his films. The King Baudouin Foundation is organising a free exhibition to make works donated by Servais available to the public. At the BELvue Museum from 24 September.

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