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INCA – Textiles and Ornaments of the Andes

The Incas and their predecessors are renowned for their ceramics, their precious metalwork and their colossal stone buildings. But how did they dress? Precious textiles were used by the Incas not only to clothe themselves but also as a symbol of power and identity, for sacrificial purposes and as a means of exchange. The Royal Museums of Art and History in Brussels will show a breath-taking collection of textiles and feathers, as well as gold, silver and shell jewellery. There will even be a workshop at which Peruvian women will demonstrate their traditional weaving techniques.

(Also available in French and Dutch) - €29.90 in the museumshop

Unfolding Landscapes

Catalogue for the captivating exhibition Unfolding Landscapes where 42 Ukrainian artists working in painting, drawing, sculpture, installation and video present more than 80 works, displayed at the Art & History Museum from 19 July 2022 to 19 September 2022. (2022)

(only available in English) €9 in the museumshop

Les Tapisseries au Musée Art & Histoire, OKV

Un édition de Openbaar Kunstbezit Vlaanderen sur la collection des tapisseries du Musée Art & Histoire. (2020)

€10, uniquement disponible en FR

Museum Night Fever

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Elkab

Archaeological and epigraphical research in Egypt

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le sphynx mystérieux et la Mouche
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Fly’s treasures

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Bookpresentation of PRHSTR

Bookpresentation of PRHSTR & guided tour

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Grand Narthex

With a surface area of nearly 780 sqm, the Grand Narthex can accommodate receptions of up to 750 people. For dinners, it can host up to 500 guests. Architecturally speaking, the Grand Narthex is one of the most beautiful halls in the museum.

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