I went to visit Het Vredespaleis. As it is not allowed to make any picture inside, I am posting today a photo of the fence on the outside of the palace. Het Vredespaleis was built between 1907 and 1913 and designed by the French architect Louis Cordonnier in Neo-Renaissance Style. It houses, among other, the International Court of Justice which is a part of the United Nations as well as the Permanent Court of Arbitration and the Carnegie foundation (Andrew Carnegie financed the building).
The fence is made by a German iron maker. In the medallions we can see the pictures of Amicitia, Pax, Justitia and Concordia.
Tuesday, September 25
May peace prevail on Earth
Posted by Lezard at 16:17
Labels: art, legal capital, monument, museum
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2 comments:
This iron fence is absolutely gorgeous! Beautiful. Some close up shots would make good posts, hint hint ;-)
Thanks clueless, I?ll come back on that one!
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