Grafmonument van Artevelde 1833 - 1879
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This 19th-century lithograph by Auguste Numans depicts the Grafmonument van Artevelde, a monument dedicated to Jacob van Artevelde, a Flemish statesman. The artwork highlights the elaborate design of the monument, featuring a hanging lantern and a variety of decorative elements. Created between 1833 and 1879, the piece showcases Numans' talent for architectural detail and his ability to capture the grandeur of historical structures. Numans' signature can be seen at the bottom left corner, indicating his role as the creator of this detailed portrayal of a monument. This lithograph offers a glimpse into the architectural style of the period and provides a visual testament to the legacy of Jacob van Artevelde.
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