Difference between revisions of "Parc du Cinquantenaire 11"
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| − | <div class="intro">The Cinquantenaire building | + | <div class="intro">The Palais Mondial occupied the right wing of the Cinquantenaire building until 1934. Currently it houses Autoworld and the museum for art and history.</div> |
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Revision as of 14:10, 28 July 2015
Exhibition materials of Le Palais Mondial moved to the hallway to make space for a Rubber Fair (Foire du caoutchouc)
"M. Paul Otlet, director of the Palais Mondial, 'camps' with his colleagues in front of the entrance of the premises that are about to be closed by the Ministry of public works"
The Second Pan-African Congress in Brussels (1922)
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Autoworld interior, ca. 2013
Deuxième Congrès Panafricain, au Palais Mondial, à Bruxelles en septembre 1921. In the background, "Prométhée," a painting by Jean Delville.
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Mondotheque visits the former Palais Mondial. With Sebastian Luetgert, Marcell Mars, Robert M. Ochshorn, Peter Westenberg, Donatella Portoghese, Femke Snelting and Flèche
Paul Otlet at The repertory of the International Office of Bibliography installed in the Cinquantennaire
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Paul Otlet with Henri and Mathilde Lafontaine in front of Palais Mondial
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Mundaneumteam
Quinzaine internationale (durant laquelle est organisée l’Université internationale)
Pan African Congress, Brussels (1921). In the background, "Prométhée," a painting by Jean Delville
Parc du Cinquantenaire, 1880 National Exhibition
Paul-otlet-mlle-poels-fichiers
Shoemodels
What links here
- The Itinerant Archive
- House, City, World, Nation, Globe
- Locatios
- Locatiobne
- The Itinerant Archive (print)
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