Statue De La Brabançonne
Posted in: Public Art
Tags: documentary | portrait | statue | black & white | vertical format
This bronze statue by Samuel Charles (Belgium, 1862–1938) was created in 1918 to commemorate the end of World War I. It portrays a young woman personifying victory, singing the Belgian national anthem, La Brabançonne, while proudly raising a flag bearing the profile of the Belgian lion. The figure is dressed in the traditional attire of 1830, evoking the year of Belgian independence and honoring the spirit of national pride and resilience. (Place Surlet de Chokier, Brussels, Belgium, June 2024)
- For a close-up view: Portrait De La Brabançonne
Signed and Unsigned Wall Art Prints
Can be ordered as limited single edition prints or as unsigned photo prints.
Print Options & Prices
| Print Dimensions (Inches) | Single Edition | Unsigned |
| 8x12 | $990 | $60 |
| 12x18 | $1,750 | $85 |
| 16x24 | $2,490 | $105 |
Posted for sale: April 2025. Prints are produced at time of purchase.
Reproduction License
Interior decor art consultants and curators are welcome to contact me to discuss this artwork’s reproduction license, customization, or special application.