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Belgium
18th century

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19th century
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19th century (?)

Belgium
19th century

F. van Cauwelaert
mid-19th century

Theo Van Rysselberghe
1889

Charles Joseph Sax
1830

Flemish, Brussels
ca. 1510

South Netherlandish
15th century

Workshop of Robert Campin
ca. 1427–32

Frank Colbrun
1875
Adolphe (Antoine Joseph) Sax
ca. 1825
Belgium
19th century
![[Doorway of Predikherenkerk, Gent, Belgium], Charles D'Hoy Belgian, Albumen silver print from glass negative](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP116739.jpg)
Charles D'Hoy
ca. 1858

Bernd and Hilla Becher
Bernd Becher
Hilla Becher
1983

Francis Alÿs
1991–94

Belgian
dated 1752

possibly Belgian, Liege
ca. 1650
Unknown
1860s–70s
Unknown
1860s–70s
Unknown
1860s–70s

Constantin Meunier
1904

Alfred Stevens
ca. 1872

François Joseph Navez
1824
Designer Gustave Serrurier-Bovy
1899

James Ensor
ca. 1917–18

René Magritte
1948

Fernand Khnopff
1884

Designer Walter Van Beirendonck
spring/summer 2009

Designer Olivier Theyskens
spring/summer 1998

Design House Ester Manas
Designer Ester Manas
Designer Balthazar Delepierre
spring/summer 2022

Designer Olivier Theyskens
fall/winter 1998-1999

Marcel Broodthaers
1966

Netherlandish, probably Brussels
ca. 1502–4
![[Group of 3 Stereograph Views of Belgium], Underwood & Underwood American, Albumen silver prints](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP74765.jpg)
Multiple artists/makers
1890s–1910s
French or Belgium
19th century

Armorer Guillem Margot
ca. 1505

Attributed to Charles Joseph Sax
1833

South Netherlandish
ca. 1520–30

South Netherlandish
ca. 1520–30

Belgian, possibly Brussels
ca. 1520–30

related to the prints of Cornelis Floris II
ca. 1550–60
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