Gezicht op een Beiers restaurant op de Wereldtentoonstelling van 1905 in Luik 1905

This anonymous photograph, taken in 1905, showcases the "Restaurant de la Haute Bavière" at the Liège World's Fair. The building, with its Bavarian-inspired architecture and signage, was likely designed to evoke a sense of German culture and tradition. It's interesting to note the contrasting styles of signage: the elegant "Restaurant de la Haute Bavière" in French, and the more casual "ackertrou Munich" in German. The photo provides a glimpse into the cultural exchange and national identity at play during the early 20th century. The image is most likely a postcard, as evidenced by the publisher's name and the caption below the image.