description Belgian Comic Strip Center Overview
The Belgian Comic Strip Center is a museum in Brussels, Belgium, dedicated to the art of comic strips and graphic novels. It is housed in the Waucquez Warehouse, an Art Nouveau department store designed by Victor Horta in 1906. The facility features permanent and rotating exhibitions that explore the history of European comic art, including notable works like The Adventures of Tintin. It serves as a cultural institution for both comic enthusiasts and historians.
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Where is the Belgian Comic Strip Center located?
The Belgian Comic Strip Center is in Brussels, Belgium. It occupies the former Waucquez Warehouse, an Art Nouveau building designed by Victor Horta in 1906.
Which comics can I see at the Belgian Comic Strip Center?
The museum covers Belgian and international comic-strip history, including traditions associated with characters such as Tintin and the Smurfs. Displays include original artwork, production history, and changing exhibitions.
What is special about the Waucquez Warehouse?
The building was designed by Victor Horta as an Art Nouveau department store in 1906. Its ironwork, glass, and open interior are part of the museum visit rather than just a backdrop for the exhibits.
Does the Belgian Comic Strip Center have temporary exhibitions?
Yes, the museum combines permanent displays with rotating exhibitions. The temporary program changes, so visitors interested in a particular artist or series should check the current schedule before going.
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