
Exposition et universelle internationale de Gand 1913. Palais des fêtes et des floralies
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Exposition et universelle internationale de Gand 1913. Palais des fêtes et des floralies, Magdeleine Cassiers (1912). Via artnap.com
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A decorative Art Nouveau style print shows a dense border of lilies, roses, poppies, tulips and foxglove in the foreground. Beyond the flowers, a large white exhibition hall with domes and flags sits across a lawn and gravel promenade. The work is attributed to Magdeleine Cassiers and dated 1912, and its title refers to the 1913 Ghent International Exhibition.















