My dad was an Anatomist -he taught human anatomy to first year medical students. And he was interested in photographing human anatomy whether real, or artistic. So of course he took photos of the Manneken Pis statue. Manneken Pis is the name of the statue of a little boy who is urinating - he supplies water to what was at one time a water supply for the city.
Manneken-Pis - closer
He no longer has that function. He was 'dressed' in costumes four times a year, but we did not see that. Now he has many costumes and there is a schedule that you can consult so that you can time your visit to the costume schedule.
Photo from a taxi in 1950
Unknown soldier
Statue of Antoine Depage (1862-1925) with unknown man. I presume the man was a Belgium anatomist because Antoine Depage was the Belgium Royal Surgeon who due to his experiences in the Great War, he formulated a plan for wound care. He also started the Belgium Red Cross and was a founder of Scouting in Belgium
Hotel Ville (city hall
Note statues on top of town hall
main square - city government buildings
Brussels policeman
Street scene
Belgium billboards
Belgium billboards
Peace palace
Peace Palace
Kings Palace and grounds
My sister (on the left) and myself - June 1950
Manneken-Pis - closer
He no longer has that function. He was 'dressed' in costumes four times a year, but we did not see that. Now he has many costumes and there is a schedule that you can consult so that you can time your visit to the costume schedule.
Photo from a taxi in 1950
Unknown soldier
Statue of Antoine Depage (1862-1925) with unknown man. I presume the man was a Belgium anatomist because Antoine Depage was the Belgium Royal Surgeon who due to his experiences in the Great War, he formulated a plan for wound care. He also started the Belgium Red Cross and was a founder of Scouting in Belgium
Hotel Ville (city hall
Note statues on top of town hall
main square - city government buildings
Brussels policeman
Street scene
Belgium billboards
Belgium billboards
Peace palace
Peace Palace
Kings Palace and grounds
My sister (on the left) and myself - June 1950
