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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.

Two major works from our collection are part of an exhibition at the Bonnefanten Museum that focuses on representations of the Ways of the Cross during the 16th century.

The René Carcan Fund has launched the fifth "René Carcan International Prize for Printmaking". Entry to the competition is open until 30 September 2021.

A 16th century wall tapestry, probably made in Tournai and bearing witness to various styles from the early Renaissance, has found its place at the TAMAT in Tournai. The Claire and Michel Lemay Fund enabled this mysterious tapestry to be acquired.

After three years of research and restoration, Jan II Borman's iconic Saint George Altarpiece (1493) shines again in the Art & History Museum in Brussels. The interdisciplinary research, funded by the Jonckheere Fund, led to unexpected discoveries and provided answers to age-old mysteries.

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