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statue of Neptune and the coat of arms of Ghent above the monumental entrance gate to the Old Fish Market on Sint-Veerlplein; Ghent, belgium

Gent, Belgium - April 23rd 2019: Friday Market square with the statue of Jaco van Artevelde at Gent on a spring day. The Friday market is located at the historic center of Ghent, a large city within Belgium. The name Friday market is because it's tradition that every Friday there is a market. The market square is one of the oldest squares in the city. About the statue: The statue has been created by: Pieter De Vigne who lived in Belgium at 1863. Jacob van Artevelde lived in Ghent around 1290 – and 1345). He was an important leader and man of state. He became best known as Ghent insurgent leader. When France forbade all its occupied territories from engaging with the English due to the Hundred Years War with England, Van Artevelde went against these orders and resumed the wool trade with England. For that reason, he is still seen as a folk hero in Flanders (Belgium).

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Jacob van Artevelde was a Flemish leader before the Hundred Years War and symbol of Belgian independence more recently. The statue was made in 1863 and sits in the center of the Vrijdagmarkt, a city square in central Ghent.

Ghent, Belgium - July 21, 2024: The city center of Ghent, located around the river Leie, attracts attention with its colorful buildings and waterways. Ghent was one of the richest cities in old Europe. Today, it stands out as a center of tourism and art.

Jacob van Artevelde monument at Vrijdagmarkt, Ghent, Belgium.

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Ghent, Belgium - May 19, 2023: Monument to Jan Frans Willems, surrounded by fountain at Saint Bavo Square (Sint-Baafsplein)

The monument to Jan Frans Willems surrounded by fountain and located at Sint-Baafsplein Square in Ghent.

$Gent, Belgium - April 23rd 2019: Friday Market square with the statue of Jaco van Artevelde at Gent on a spring day. The Friday market is located at the historic center of Ghent, a large city within Belgium. The name Friday market is because it's tradition that every Friday there is a market. The market square is one of the oldest squares in the city. \n\nAbout the statue: Jacob van Artevelde lived in Ghent around 1290 – and 1345). He was an important leader and man of state. He became best known as Ghent insurgent leader. When France forbade all its occupied territories from engaging with the English due to the Hundred Years War with England, Van Artevelde went against these orders and resumed the wool trade with England. For that reason, he is still seen as a folk hero in Flanders (Belgium).$

The Brabo fountain with its statue was created in 1887 by the sculptor Jef Lambeaux. It represents the local legend of Brabo, a Roman soldier who killed and cut the hand of the giant Druoon Antigoon, guilty of terrorizing sailors on the river by cutting their hands if they did not pay toll. The fountain is located in the Grote Markt, the major square of Antwerp surrounded by remarkable buildings.

Statue of the famous singer Jacques Brel, which entitled L'envol (The Flight), in the scene of colourful house at Place de la Vieille Halle aux Bles.

It is a bronze statue located on the Vrijdagmarkt (English: Friday Market) in Ghent.

Old Market Square, Ghent, Belgium. Ghent is a port city at the confluence of the Leie and Scheldt rivers and a municipality in the Flemish Region of Belgium. Local people and tourists are enjoying in cafes and restaurants.

The Brabo Fountain located in the Grote Markt (Main Square) of Antwerp (Antwerpen), Belgium.

Ghent, Belgium - Apr 15, 2025: The old-world charm of the city and its stunning medieval architecture in downtown area.

Brussels, Belgium - May 7, 2013. Monument to Charles Buls - former mayor of Brussels.

Ghent, Belgium - April 24th, 2019: A crowd of students sitting on riverside of Embankment Graslei in the historic center of Ghent

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Prague, Czech Republic-June 23, 2013: Statue of Woman with Torch at Chekhov Bridge on Vltava River.

1848 Statue of William I, Willem Frederik, Prince of Orange-Nassau was a Prince of Orange and the first King of the Netherlands and Grand Duke of Luxembourg. Shot against a blue sky with copy space.

$Jan Frans Willems 1793-1846 was a flemish writer and nationalist.\nLate September early morning in Gent, just around sunrise.\nGent is an absolutely charming city in Belgium. It is the capital and largest city in the province of East Flandria. Castles, cathedrals and buildings from 1180 AD and onwards. As a university city with more than 41000 students young people - and bikes - are everywhere.$

Ghent, Belgium - February 2018: Statue of Jacob van Artevelde in the Vrijdagmarkt square located in the old historic center of the medieval city of Ghent, Belgium

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Gent - Jacob van Artevelde memorial by Pieter Devigne- Quyo 1863

Antwerp, Belgium - September 30, 2012: Statue of Lange Wapper in Antwerp, Belgium.

Brabo's statue shows the legend of a Roman warrior throwing the hand of a giant into the river in Antwerp, Belgium. The statue was created in 1886 by Jen Lambeaux (1852-1908) and is located in the main public square, the Grote Markt.

Statue of Jacob van Artevelde in Ghent in a beautiful summer day, Belgium. Jacob Van Artevelde was a Flemish leader and statesman. His statue was made by 'Pieter De Vigne' in 1863

Fanciful baroque touches to the gables and façades of the historical houses at the “Grote Markt” (Town Square) in Antwerp, Belgium. In front of the old façades: the statue of Brabo. According to folklore, and as celebrated by the statue of Brabo, Antwerp got its name from a legend. A mythical giant called Antigoon, exacted a toll from those approaching the city, and for those who refused, he severed one of their hands and threw it into the river Scheldt. Eventually, the giant was slain by a young hero named Brabo, who cut off the giant's own hand and flung it into the river. Hence the name Antwerpen, from Dutch hand werpen—akin to Old English hand and wearpan (= to throw), that has changed to today's warp.

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