Drie gedecoreerde eikenhouten steunpilaren van de hoofdingang van het stadhuis van Brussel, België before 1880

This photograph captures three detailed, carved oak pillars from the main entrance of the Brussels City Hall in Belgium. Dating back to before 1880, these pillars are likely remnants of the building's original construction or a later restoration. The photograph, taken by an anonymous photographer, offers a close-up view of the intricate carvings, highlighting the architectural and artistic details of the building's facade. The pillars are likely embellished with various decorative elements, typical of the Gothic style prevalent in Brussels during that period.