
The Breydel procession (19th century)
Flori van Acker · 1858-1940
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A printed programme cover titled Programme Officiel Cortège Historique, dated 14-22 Août 1887, shows trumpeters on horseback, a decorated carriage with a seated figure, and marching figures in medieval dress. The header reads Stad Brugge beside a townscape with a gothic tower and crowded balconies.


















