File:1840 drawing Kapel ter Ruste Deerlijk by L De Pourcq-Block in Ghent.jpg

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1840 drawing Kapel ter Ruste Deerlijk by L De Pourcq-Block in Ghent

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English: This is a (re-)print, fabricated in 1840 by De Pourcq-Block in Ghent, depicting the chapel's legend. Although the artist may have intended to depict the de Cassina family, in fact, everything (including the dresses) indicates that the persons seen behind the carriage are Beatrice De Clercq, Antoni Desclergue and their son Antoni. The image depicts the chapel 'Kapel ter Ruste' in Deerlijk and the legend from which it originated. In comparison to earlier images, the child Jezus is holding a globe in his hand, whereas it used to be the bible originally.
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