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Netherlands pavilion, International Exhibition, Liege
Netherlands pavilion at the International Exhibition in Liege, Brussels. With water as the theme, the exhibition was designed to celebrate the opening of the Albert Canal. Date: 1939
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1. Title: "Celebrating Water and Modern Architecture: The Netherlands Pavilion at the International Exhibition in Liege, 1939" 2. Description: This evocative photograph captures the essence of the Netherlands Pavilion at the International Exhibition in Liege, Belgium, held in 1939. The exposition, themed around water, marked the opening of the Albert Canal. The pavilion, a stunning example of modern concrete architecture, proudly showcases the Dutch and Belgian flags. 3. Background: The International Exhibition in Liege, held in the Belgian city of Liege and co-hosted with Brussels, was a significant cultural event in the 1930s. With water as the central theme, the exposition aimed to celebrate the opening of the Albert Canal, a major waterway project that connected the Meuse and Rhine rivers. 4. Architecture and Design: Designed by renowned Dutch architects, the Netherlands Pavilion was a striking example of modern architecture, characterized by its clean lines, geometric shapes, and extensive use of concrete. The pavilion's design reflected the Dutch connection to water, with boats and waves subtly incorporated into the building's motifs. 5. Cultural Significance: The Netherlands Pavilion at the International Exhibition in Liege served as a symbol of Dutch-Belgian cooperation and friendship during a time of political and social change in Europe. The exposition provided an opportunity for the two nations to showcase their cultural and architectural achievements, attracting visitors from around the world. 6. Legacy: Today, the Netherlands Pavilion stands as a testament to the rich architectural heritage of the 1930s and the enduring bond between the Netherlands and Belgium. The photograph offers a glimpse into the past, capturing the beauty and significance of this remarkable building and the international exposition that brought it to life.
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