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After a two-year restoration campaign, the Saint Denis altarpiece has regained all its splendour and been returned to Liege. Two funds came together to finance the project: the InBev-Baillet Latour Fund and the David Constant Fund.

A key site of Belgian World War I history has been restored. A project supported by the Louise Vanden Bulcke Fund.

A retrospective of archaeological research in the region between the Rivers Meuse and Hoyoux, undertaken by the Archeolo-J association in the last 25 years. Until June 15, 2014.

"The Fall of the Rebel Angels" by James Ensor (The Antwerp Royal Museum of Fine Arts) has been restored thanks to support from the Baillet Latour Fund.

The Centre for Education and Talent set up by Sofina and the descendants of Gustave Boël support talented craftsmen, working in Belgium in the field of heritage crafts, by providing grants (of €10,000) for training abroad or in Belgium. Applications for grants should be submitted by 27 August 2014 at the latest.

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