Victor Horta

I hope Lady Godiva of chocolate fame will forgive me but the sweetest and most lingering memory of my trip to Brussels is the jewel like architecture of Victor Horta and his Art Nouveau colleagues.

Edward Goldman: A City Awash in Art, Beer and Chocolate Edward Goldman 2011

I hope Lady Godiva of chocolate fame will forgive me but the sweetest and most lingering memory of my trip to Brussels is the jewel like architecture of Victor Horta and his Art Nouveau colleagues.

Edward Goldman: A City Awash in Art, Beer and Chocolate Edward Goldman 2011

I hope Lady Godiva of chocolate fame will forgive me but the sweetest and most lingering memory of my trip to Brussels is the jewel like architecture of Victor Horta and his Art Nouveau colleagues.

Edward Goldman: A City Awash in Art, Beer and Chocolate Edward Goldman 2011

Brussels Art "Hotel Aubecq—Victor Horta" celebrates the 150th birthday of the Belgian architect, with a showing of the facade of the Horta-designed hotel.

What's on Around Europe 2011

I hope Lady Godiva of chocolate fame will forgive me but the sweetest and most lingering memory of my trip to Brussels is the jewel like architecture of Victor Horta and his Art Nouveau colleagues.

Edward Goldman: A City Awash in Art, Beer and Chocolate Edward Goldman 2011

I hope Lady Godiva of chocolate fame will forgive me but the sweetest and most lingering memory of my trip to Brussels is the jewel like architecture of Victor Horta and his Art Nouveau colleagues.

Edward Goldman: A City Awash in Art, Beer and Chocolate Edward Goldman 2011

I hope Lady Godiva of chocolate fame will forgive me but the sweetest and most lingering memory of my trip to Brussels is the jewel like architecture of Victor Horta and his Art Nouveau colleagues.

Edward Goldman: A City Awash in Art, Beer and Chocolate Edward Goldman 2011

He later settled in Belgium with his first wife, who, he admits frankly, left him in 2002 "after 24½ years of marriage," leading to the loss of his much-loved country house, which once belonged to Belgian Art Nouveau architect Victor Horta.

The Third Life of a 'Half-Amateur' J. S. Marcus 2011

While many nations were represented by their top architects the Austrian pavilion was designed by Josef Hoffmann, the Belgian pavilion by Victor Horta, the main purpose of the exposition was to promote French culture and industry.

Makeshift Metropolis Witold Rybczynski 2010

While many nations were represented by their top architects the Austrian pavilion was designed by Josef Hoffmann, the Belgian pavilion by Victor Horta, the main purpose of the exposition was to promote French culture and industry.

Makeshift Metropolis Witold Rybczynski 2010