Brugge den 26 Juli 1911

Made:
1911 in Bruges
printer:
de Haene-Bodart
publisher:
Belgian National Railways
artist:
Florimond Marie Acker
Brugge den 26 Juli 1911 (poster)

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Belgian State Railways poster. Bruges (Belgium) - The Artist's Paradise by Flori van Acker, 1911. Views of church, bridge and church interior. Printed by de Haene-Bodart, Bruges. Format: quad royal. The central part of the poster shows the Saint Ursula Shrine (c.1489) by Hans Memling in the St John’s Hospital (now the The Memling Sint-Janshospitaal Museum), two women view the shrine along with a sister in the traditional habit worn until the mid-20th century when the hospital closed. The left panel of the poster depicts the Belfry in the market square and the panel on the right shows a canal. Below the central image are two crests; one with red and white stripes is that of Bruges.

Details

Category:
Railway Posters, Notices & Handbills
Object Number:
1992-7731
Materials:
paper
Measurements:
: 40 x 50 in.; 1016 x 1270 mm
type:
poster
credit:
London Transport Museum (Covent Gdn)