River Meuse Collection
The River Meuse, located in the old town of Dinant, Ardennes, Belgium, is a picturesque waterway that has witnessed significant historical events
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The River Meuse, located in the old town of Dinant, Ardennes, Belgium, is a picturesque waterway that has witnessed significant historical events. During the First World War in 1916, it played a crucial role as positions in the Battle of Verdun in northern France. A captivating view across the River Meuse showcases the magnificent Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame in Dinant, Wallonia, Belgium. Namur, Belgium's capital city since 1830 and known for its strategic location at the confluence of Sambre and Meuse rivers, is depicted beautifully by artist Charles Barbant in his artwork from 1879. The Large Scale Map of First Phase of the Struggle for Verdun gives us insights into this historic battle fought during World War I. In another artwork from 1890 depicting Namur by an unknown creator, we can appreciate its charm and natural beauty. The Tour de la Citadelle et Panorama de la Meuse captures a stunning panoramic view around 1900. Dinant's transformation over time is evident through Shury & Son's artwork from 1850 showcasing its enchanting scenery. Pierre Thevenet's late 19th or early 20th-century piece titled "The Rock at Bayard" adds to our appreciation for this region's artistic heritage. Moving towards present times, sculptures like Memoire vive at Verdun stand as powerful reminders of history and sacrifice within Meuse Lorraine Alsace-Champagne-Ardenne-Lorraine Grand Est region in France. Alongside these poignant artworks stands Hotel at Verdun on the banks offering visitors a chance to experience both history and modern comfort. The River Meuse connects these diverse locations with its serene waters flowing through beautiful landscapes while carrying stories embedded deep within its currents.