They have been enchanting Brussels' streets for over a century. Since 1890, Horta, Hankar, Cauchie and even Blérot have been breaking the rules and creating a Total Art that influences all art forms, from furniture to decorative objects, from crockery to haute couture, turning everything into curves and arabesques, fauna and flora, colours and light. A movement as creative as it was short-lived, evolving into the more geometrical and refined art deco. Don't miss the listed buildings, the Fin-de-Siècle Museum and the Brussels Biennial.

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