Ghent Collection (page 24)

Uprising at Ghent - 1
The White hood uprising in Ghent : the burghers of Ghent send an embassy to the count of Flanders

Duc De Bourgogne
The people of Ghent aren t all that fond of their master, the duc de Bourgogne, but when he gives birth to an heir they are happy enough to celebrate - any excuse for a party !

Uprising at Ghent - 9
The White Hood rebellion in Ghent : peace proclaimed at Ghent by Jan van Helle in the name of the duc de Bourgogne

Court of Van Artevelde
Jacob Van Artevelde holding state at his court in Ghent after assuming supreme power in Flanders

Citzens of Ghent
An interview between the citizens of Ghent and the Earl of Flanders

Submission of Ghent
When the nobles of Ghent are too proud to submit to Philippe le Hardi, their ruler thanks to marriage with Margaret of Flanders, their wives perform the act of submission instead

Treaty with Edward III
Jan d Artevelde of Ghent makes a treaty with Edward III to safeguard the wool trade, promising neutrality in the 100 years war with Frence

St. Baafskathedraal (St. Baafs Cathedral), Ghent, Flanders, Belgium, Europe

Statue of guild leader Jacob van Artevelde, Vrijdagmarkt, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

St. Baafskathedraal dating from the 15th century, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Rear of Baroque high altar, St. Niklskerk, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Religious statuary, west door, St. Baafskathedraal, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Creative painting, Patershol district, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

St. Niklskerk, dating from the 13th century, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Street of traditional gabled houses, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Market Square with statue of Jacob van Artevelde, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Belfry Tower, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

St. Nicholas church, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

View of the riverside with merchants premises, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Merchants premises by the river, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Merchants premises with traditional gables, by the river, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Traditional gabled houses by the river, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

The Castle, Gravensteen, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

The Castle, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Traditional gabled architecture, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Ghent Theater, Ghent, Belgium

Cathedral of St. Bavon, Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Small tourist boat passing the Castle of the Counts of Flanders in the city of Ghent, Belgium, Europe

Castle, Ghent, Belgium

Ghent, Belgium

Old port and guild houses on the Graslei, River Lys (Leie) waterway, Ghent, Belgium, Flanders, Europe

Gabled buildings with distorted facade of bricks, beside old canal, north of the centre of Ghent, Flanders, Belgium, Europe

Flags of Belgium on the right, Flanders in the center on the town hall of Ghent, Flanders, Belgium

Plane Attacks Balloon
A British biplane attacks a balloon protecting an enemy airship shed near Ghent

Louis Xviii / Isabey Minia
LOUIS XVIII Titular King of France 1795-1814, King from 1814- 1815, 1815-1824. Napoleon reigned for 100 days in 1815 and Louis fled to Ghent

Warneford Downs 1st Zep
Lieutenant Warneford shoots down the first Zeppelin of the war over Ghent

Warneford Downs Zeppelin
Flight Sub-Lieutenant R.A.J. Warneford destroys the first Zeppelin, over Ghent, earning the Victoria Cross. He died in a plane crash in Paris just ten days later

Belgian Nuns Gardening
The Beguins, Belgian nuns, of the Beguinage convent of Ghent, Belgium, digging and hoeing their garden vegetable patch

Belgian Nuns
The Beguins, Belgian nuns, of the Beguinage convent of Ghent, Belgium, with hoes and spades and other gardening tools over their shoulders

Riots in Ghent 1892
Police and mounted troops clash with socialist rioters in Ghent. A placard asks for universal suffrage

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Ghent, a city steeped in history and artistic brilliance, and is the birthplace of renowned Flemish painters Jan van Eyck and Hubert van Eyck, whose masterpieces continue to captivate art enthusiasts worldwide. One such masterpiece is "The Ghent Altarpiece or Adoration of the Mystic Lamb, " a stunning display of religious devotion and intricate detail. Dating back to the 15th century, this altarpiece showcases the genius of Jan van Eyck, who skillfully captured every fold of fabric and glimmering ray of light with meticulous precision. The altarpiece stands as a testament to Ghent's rich cultural heritage and its contribution to the world of art. As you wander through Ghent's charming streets, you'll encounter architectural marvels like Het Belfort van Gent, a majestic 14th-century belfry that offers panoramic views over the city. Nearby stands Stadshal, an impressive contemporary structure that beautifully contrasts with its medieval surroundings. For those seeking a taste of medieval grandeur, Gravensteen castle awaits your exploration. Its imposing walls and moat transport visitors back in time, offering glimpses into Ghent's storied past. Religious landmarks also grace this enchanting cityscape; St. Nicolas Church stands tall with its Gothic spires reaching towards the heavens. Step inside this sacred space to admire its ornate stained glass windows and serene atmosphere. Ghent's beauty extends beyond its historical treasures; it reveals itself even at night when waterfront townhouses cast shimmering reflections on tranquil canals. This picturesque scene evokes a sense of serenity that envelops visitors as they stroll along Sint-Michielsbrug Bridge. In every corner lies an opportunity for discovery – be it in admiring centuries-old architecture or immersing oneself in local culture at bustling markets or cozy cafes tucked away down cobblestone alleys. This city is a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be uncovered.