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The City of Mechelen Belgium commissioned Karin Borghouts to photograph over 40 historical buildings and places with origins in the Burgundian period and later. Margareta of Austria was Regent of the Habsburg Netherlands and died in Mechelen in 1530. The photographs make avaluable contribution to the city archives and will be used for multiple purposes.
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Sint-Romboutskathedraal, Mechelen © Visit Mechelen/Karin Borghouts
Hof van Busleyden, Mechelen © Visit Mechelen/Karin Borghouts
Mechelen, Groot Begijnhof © Visit Mechelen/Karin Borghouts
Groot Begijnhof, Mechelen © Visit Mechelen/Karin Borghouts
Hof van Nassau, Mechelen © Visit Mechelen/Karin Borghouts
Mechelen, Hof van Savoye © Visit Mechelen/Karin Borghouts
Mechelen, Belfort & City hall © Stad Mechelen/Karin Borghouts
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