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Get InspiredEuropeBelgiumBrussels CapitalSchaerbeekBoreasstandbeeld

Boreasstandbeeld

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Statue·Historic, Artistic, Serene
Boreasstandbeeld
Photo by Konstantin Jumadirow from Google Places
Boreasstandbeeld
Photo by Pierre Jacobée from Google Places
Boreasstandbeeld
Photo by Konstantin Jumadirow from Google Places
Boreasstandbeeld
Photo by Pierre Jacobée from Google Places
Boreasstandbeeld
Photo by Pierre Jacobée from Google Places
Boreasstandbeeld
Photo by Konstantin Jumadirow from Google Places
Boreasstandbeeld
Photo by Pierre Jacobée from Google Places
Boreasstandbeeld
Photo by Konstantin Jumadirow from Google Places
Boreasstandbeeld
Photo by Pierre Jacobée from Google Places
Boreasstandbeeld
Photo by Pierre Jacobée from Google Places

Located in the heart of the 20-hectare Josaphat Park in Schaerbeek, the Boreasstandbeeld is a magnificent bronze statue representing the Greek god of the north wind. Created by Joseph Vanhamme, the work was originally modeled in 1904 and cast in 1922, once featuring a layer of gold leaf. Positioned near a bridge spanning the park's large pond, it serves as a centerpiece for visitors exploring the park's numerous artistic installations. The statue is praised for its detailed workmanship and historical presence within the local landscape. It remains a captivating example of early 20th-century Belgian sculpture.

Located in the heart of the 20-hectare Josaphat Park in Schaerbeek, the Boreasstandbeeld is a magnificent bronze statue representing the Greek god of the north wind. Created by Joseph Vanhamme, the work was originally modeled in 1904 and cast in 1922, once featuring a layer of gold leaf. Positioned near a bridge spanning the park's large pond, it serves as a centerpiece for visitors exploring the park's numerous artistic installations. The statue is praised for its detailed workmanship and historical presence within the local landscape. It remains a captivating example of early 20th-century Belgian sculpture.

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Address
Josaphat,1030, 1030 Schaerbeek, Belgium
Websitebe-monumen.be
Hours
Open now
Open 24 hours

Highlights

  • Depicts Boreas, the Greek god of the north wind.

  • Created by renowned sculptor Joseph Vanhamme.

  • Located in the scenic heart of Josaphat Park.

  • Historical bronze work dating back to 1922.

Best For

Art enthusiasts and park strollers.

Currency

EUR €

Occasion Tags

Tourists, Locals, Solo

Reviews

4.6
Excellent7 reviews

The Boreasstandbeeld in Schaerbeek is highly regarded for its impressive workmanship and historical significance. Located within the scenic Josaphat Park, it depicts the Greek god of the north wind in a dramatic bronze form. Visitors often mention its strategic placement near the park's pond and bridge, making it an easy and rewarding find during a stroll. The statue's history, dating back to its 1922 casting by Joseph Vanhamme, adds a layer of depth for art and history enthusiasts. Reviewers describe the sculpture as captivating and a true masterpiece of the park's collection. Overall, it provides a serene and culturally enriching stop for both locals and tourists.

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Location

Schaerbeek, Bruxelles, Belgium

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