"she" has been honored by the city of Brussels as a bronze sculpture by artist Tom Frantzen decorates one of the rue du Midi street corners.
The litteral translation in English of the bilingual commemorative plaques reads:
"Madame Chapeau"
Famous character in one of the mascot plays
of the Royal Gallery Theatre
"Bossemans and Coppenolle",
which showed the sporting competition
between the football teams
the Saint Gilles Union and
the Daring Club of Brussels.
Sculpture by artist Tom Frantzen
Famous character in one of the mascot plays
of the Royal Gallery Theatre
"Bossemans and Coppenolle",
which showed the sporting competition
between the football teams
the Saint Gilles Union and
the Daring Club of Brussels.
Hallo Anni,
ReplyDeleteZij verdient haar standbeeld veel meer dan de meeste "beroemdheden" van vroeger of nu :-))
dat zullen die beroemdheden niet graag lezen...
DeleteI do like the look of her!
ReplyDeleteglad you do!
DeleteI like her. She seems cool and very poised!
ReplyDeletedoesn't she ?
DeleteBonjour Anni
ReplyDeleteJ'aime bien les poireaux qui dépassent du panier.
Bon week-end !
les poireaux sont presque aussi omniprésent en Belgique que les frites... le potage journalier.
Deletevoor deze dame neem ik mijn hoed af Anni
ReplyDeleteprettig weekend
;)
Deleteprettig weekend, Willy
Leuk, Anni, langs de straat...
ReplyDeleteLie(f)s.
ja, heel !!
Deleteprettige zondag, Lies
seems like people there like her a lot :)
ReplyDeletedoesn't it seem that way? but then, who wouldn't like a little old lady with hat and glasses, carrying leeks in her basket?
DeleteAnni, waar heb je deze gevonden? Werkelijk schitterend!
ReplyDeletewel, op de hoek van de Zuidstraat in Brussel, niet ver van de Grote Markt en de Beurs, echt in het centrum !
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