Avenue Louise Collection

Hotel Max Hallet, 346 Avenue Louise, Brussels, Belgium, c2014-2017. Artist: Alan John Ainsworth
Hotel Max Hallet, 346 Avenue Louise, Brussels, Belgium, c2014-2017. The house was designed by Victor Horta in 1906 and was built between 1902 and 1905 for the lawyer Max Hallet

Hotel Max Hallet, 346 Avenue Louise, (1906), c2014-2017. Artist: Alan John Ainsworth
Hotel Max Hallet, 346 Avenue Louise. Victor Horta: 1906

Salon fireplace detail with abstract whiplash lines refering to natural forms, Hotel Solvay, 224 Avenue Louise
3474451 Salon fireplace detail with abstract whiplash lines refering to natural forms, Hotel Solvay, 224 Avenue Louise, Brussels, 1894-1903 (photo) by Horta

Staircase to top floor, Hotel Solvay, 224 Avenue Louise, Brussels, 1894-1903 (photo)
3474442 Staircase to top floor, Hotel Solvay, 224 Avenue Louise, Brussels, 1894-1903 (photo) by Horta, Victor (1861-1947); (add.info.: Abstract whiplash lines, full of movement)

The Riots in Brussels, a Fight in the Avenue Louise (litho)
1043694 The Riots in Brussels, a Fight in the Avenue Louise (litho) by Haenen, Frederic de (1853-1928); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Riots in Brussels, a Fight in the Avenue Louise)

Hotel Solvay, 224 Avenue Louise, (1895-1903), c2014-2017. Artist: Alan John Ainsworth
Hotel Solvay, 224 Avenue Louise. Victor Horta: 1895-1903

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"Avenue Louise: A Timeless Blend of Art and History" Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Avenue Louise, a renowned street in Brussels, Belgium. This iconic avenue has witnessed the passage of time and holds within its embrace a rich tapestry of stories and artistic marvels. One such masterpiece is Hotel Max Hallet, located at 346 Avenue Louise. Built in 1906, this architectural gem stands as a testament to the city's grandeur. With its elegant facade and intricate details, it exudes an air of timeless beauty that captivates all who pass by. Renowned artist Alan John Ainsworth pays homage to this remarkable structure through his stunning artwork created between 2014-2017. Adjacent to Hotel Max Hallet lies another architectural wonder - Hotel Solvay at 224 Avenue Louise. Constructed from 1894-1903, it showcases exquisite craftsmanship with every detail meticulously designed. The salon fireplace boasts abstract whiplash lines inspired by natural forms, creating a mesmerizing visual spectacle captured brilliantly in photographs. As you ascend the staircase leading to the top floor of Hotel Solvay, you are transported back in time. Each step echoes with whispers from an era long gone but forever etched into history's pages. The grandeur and elegance that permeate these halls serve as reminders of past glory. Yet not all moments on they have been tranquil; some bear witness to turmoil and unrest. "The Riots in Brussels: A Fight in the Avenue Louise" lithograph depicts a momentous event that shook these very streets, reminding us that even amidst chaos, art can find expression. Alan John Ainsworth's masterful renditions breathe new life into these historic landmarks along Avenue Louise. Through his artistry spanning multiple years across various pieces depicting Hotel Max Hallet and Hotel Solvay alike, he invites viewers to appreciate their enduring allure.