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Brabantine Gothic,
occasionally called Brabantian Gothic, is a
significant variant of
Gothic architecture that is
typical for the Low Countries. It surfaced...
- Vander****, was a
Brabantine jurist.
Petrus van der Aa was born in Leuven. His father,
Johan van der Aa, was a
descendant of a well-known
Brabantine family of...
- (main square),
across from the
monumental St. Peter's Church.
Built in a
Brabantine late-Gothic
style between 1439 and 1469, it is
famous for its
ornate architecture...
- City of Brussels, and is
considered to be one of the
finest examples of
Brabantine Gothic architecture. The
Romanesque church's
construction began in the...
- from the
Dutch government. St. John's
cathedral represents the
zenith of
Brabantine Gothic in the
current Netherlands. The
cathedral has a
total length of...
- The
Brabant Revolution or
Brabantine Revolution (French: Révolution brabançonne, Dutch:
Brabantse Omwenteling),
sometimes referred to as the
Belgian Revolution...
- sister-in-law Charlotte-
Brabantine to
marry La Trémoille.
Thanks to her
relations with the
houses of
Orange and Bouillon, Charlotte-
Brabantine pla**** an important...
- "Vers l'avenir" In English, one may
refer to
Brabant by the
adjectives Brabantine or Brabantian, but only the
latter term is (nearly) as
general as French...
- as
early as the mid-15th century,
Manneken Pis was
redesigned by the
Brabantine sculptor Jérôme
Duquesnoy the
Elder and put in
place in 1619. Its stone...
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considered a
masterpiece of
civil Gothic architecture and more
particularly of
Brabantine Gothic. Its
three classicist rear
wings date from the 18th century. Since...
