Detail van het vooraanzicht van een schoolgebouw aan het Joseph Lebeau plein in Brussel, België before 1893

This photograph, taken by Römmler & Jonas before 1893, captures the intricate detail of a school building located at the Joseph Lebeauplein in Brussels, Belgium. The image focuses on the building’s elaborate entrance, showcasing its stone archway, intricately carved balustrades, and the deep shadows cast by the overhanging structure. This architectural detail, typical of the late 19th-century, provides insight into the architectural trends of the era and the grand scale of public buildings in Brussels. The image, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into the history of a significant city and the artistry of its architecture.