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Hannon mansion, jewel of Art Nouveau in Brussels, will become a museum

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Brussels, Apr 1 (EFE) .- (Camera: Leo Rodríguez) The Hannon mansion, jewel of the Art Nouveau heritage in Brussels for its subtle mix of Belgian and French influences, will reopen its doors in February 2022 as a museum which will once again house part of its original furniture.FOOTAGE OF THE HANNON MANSION, IN BRUSSELSSOUNDBITES OF BENJAMIN ZURSTRASSEN, DIRECTOR OF THE MUSEUM

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