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Ville De Bruxelles - Stad Brussel

Olivier Rameau Mural, Rue du Chêne, Brussels

Ville De Bruxelles - Stad Brussel

Olivier Rameau Mural, Rue du Chêne, Brussels

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Olivier Rameau Mural, Rue du Chêne, Brussels

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Location: Ville De Bruxelles - Stad Brussel, Brussels, Belgium

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Luca

September 17, 2022

Belgium is known for its comics and puts many of these characters on the walls of houses. Most of the time it's really great to look at

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Peter D

October 23, 2022

Not far from Grand Place.

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Denis

October 2, 2022

One of the numerous comic book inspired street art installations in Brussels. Right next to the famous "manneke pis", so very easy to find.

Katrien

October 29, 2022

Roze Bottel is a Belgian comic series that started in 1970 with Michel Regnier (Greg) as a writer and Daniel Henrotin (Dany) as an artist. This comic originally appeared in the comics magazine Tintin. The main characters in these poetic stories are Roze Bottel (originally: Olivier Rameau) and Duifje Vleugelslag (originally: Colombe Tiredaile). Dany's wife, Marcy, modeled for the female protagonist Duifje.

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Willem VS

April 6, 2023

Olivier Rameau is a Belgian comic strip series that first appeared in 1968 in Tintin's journal. During a walk in the Belgian Ardennes, Greg notices that the tram tracks, replaced by buses, still exist and sometimes sink into the copses. Hence the idea that they can lead to a parallel world.
A young notary's clerk, Olivier Rameau, and his colleague, Maître Pertinent, accidentally discover the world of Rêverose, strictly forbidden to boring people, where everything is dreams and fantasy. They quickly become full citizens of Hallucinaville, and they do not regret at all "the real world where one is bored". They experience marvelous adventures there in the company of the lovely Colombe Tiredaile, whom Olivier ends up marrying (photos April 28, 2005).

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Peter D

October 26, 2022

Lots of street art.

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Viviane

April 2, 2023

Really adds value to the streetscape

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Willem VS

April 6, 2023

Location: Rue du Chêne, Brussels (Belgium)
Interest: 3/5
Author of the comic: Dany
Completion date: 1997
Area: 60m²
Realization: Art-Mural ASBL
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Immer auf Reisen

March 28, 2022

I am always fascinated by the street art in Brussels

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Michael

October 18, 2022

A beautiful design of the house facades

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DANΨ

December 27, 2022

Really many, partly outstanding (comic) street arts in this city

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Luca

October 29, 2022

Nicely done street art, as so often in Brussels

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Nathan De Schuijmer

April 27, 2023

Astounding street art close to manneken pis, definitely worth to visit

Lisa im Ländle

March 14, 2022

You can buy corresponding fireworks in this shop

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Nathan De Schuijmer

April 27, 2023

Gorgeous street art, totally worth seeing.

1967Bike-Didi

October 18, 2025

This mural depicts the Brussels-based comic strip "Roze Bottel" and is honored here.
Characters of the mural: The comic strip characters Roze Bottel and Duifje Vleugelslag are in their utopian world where payment isn't made with money, but with joy, laughter, love, or kisses.

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Olivier Rameau Mural, Rue du Chêne, Brussels

1. Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert – Hôtel de ville de Bruxelles loop from De Brouckère

2. Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert – Brussels Town Hall loop from Gare Centrale - Centraal Station

3. Manneken-Pis – Our Lady of Sablon Church loop from Bruxelles-Congrès - Brussel-Congres

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