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(Created claim: Note (P44): "Palace of Fine Arts", built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. The complex includes a large concert hall and exhibition space. Used for concerts, theatre performances, as a cinema, and for art exhibitions. Also known as "Bozar". - Salle Henri Le Boeuf: Concert hall, built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. Later various alterations. 1999 renovations to the original designs by George Baines; acoustical consultant: Daniel Commins. 2510 seats., a) Tag: openrefine home | (Created claim: Note (P44): Palace of Fine Arts, built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. The complex includes a large concert hall and exhibition space. Used for concerts, theatre performances, as a cinema, and for art exhibitions. Also known as Bozar. - Salle Henri Le Boeuf: Concert hall, built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. Later various alterations. 1999 renovations to the original designs by George Baines; acoustical consultant: Daniel Commins. 2510 seats., a) Tag: openrefine home | ||
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| + | Palace of Fine Arts, built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. The complex includes a large concert hall and exhibition space. Used for concerts, theatre performances, as a cinema, and for art exhibitions. Also known as Bozar. - Salle Henri Le Boeuf: Concert hall, built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. Later various alterations. 1999 renovations to the original designs by George Baines; acoustical consultant: Daniel Commins. 2510 seats. (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Palace of Fine Arts, built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. The complex includes a large concert hall and exhibition space. Used for concerts, theatre performances, as a cinema, and for art exhibitions. Also known as Bozar. - Salle Henri Le Boeuf: Concert hall, built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. Later various alterations. 1999 renovations to the original designs by George Baines; acoustical consultant: Daniel Commins. 2510 seats. (English) / rank | |||
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| Property / Note: Palace of Fine Arts, built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. The complex includes a large concert hall and exhibition space. Used for concerts, theatre performances, as a cinema, and for art exhibitions. Also known as Bozar. - Salle Henri Le Boeuf: Concert hall, built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. Later various alterations. 1999 renovations to the original designs by George Baines; acoustical consultant: Daniel Commins. 2510 seats. (English) / qualifier | |||
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Revision as of 11:20, 11 September 2025
Theatre building in Brussels, Belgium
- Palace of Fine Arts
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Palace of Fine Arts [Brussels] | Theatre building in Brussels, Belgium |
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50°50'37.370"N, 4°21'35.190"E
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"Palace of Fine Arts", built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. The complex includes a large concert hall and exhibition space. Used for concerts, theatre performances, as a cinema, and for art exhibitions. Also known as "Bozar". - Salle Henri Le Boeuf: Concert hall, built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. Later various alterations. 1999 renovations to the original designs by George Baines; acoustical consultant: Daniel Commins. 2510 seats. (English)
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Palace of Fine Arts, built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. The complex includes a large concert hall and exhibition space. Used for concerts, theatre performances, as a cinema, and for art exhibitions. Also known as Bozar. - Salle Henri Le Boeuf: Concert hall, built 1922-1929 by Victor Horta. Later various alterations. 1999 renovations to the original designs by George Baines; acoustical consultant: Daniel Commins. 2510 seats. (English)
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1928
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