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In Flanders Cities 5: Brussels is Art Nouveau

In Flanders Cities 5: Brussels is Art Nouveau

April 19th, 2015 | Architecture and Design, Europe, General, Popular Culture, Travel, visual arts

Art Nouveau is not really my thing—too ornate, too feminine, too precious. I admire certain artists and objects and connect to the focus on materials and their unique qualities, but l would not want an Art Nouveau home or Art Nouveau furnishings, or even much in the...
In Flanders’ Cities 2: The Kitchen

In Flanders’ Cities 2: The Kitchen

April 11th, 2015 | Cooking, Kitchen and Table, Europe, General, Travel

I do not understand why one wouldn’t want to cook while on vacation. Everything tastes better in Europe. The eggs are eggier, the butter more buttery and the vegetables, breads and meats so much more dense with flavor. There is a shop a few meters off St. Catherine...
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