3. Bruxelles, no editor - printer, front cover with the printed initials F.J.L. , 1910, in-4°, oblong format, stapled , with printed cloth covers, pictorial endpapers. Contains 24 large photo illustrations ( 17 x 22,5 cm) of the world exhibition.
"2. Stuttgart; Julius Hoffmann, s.d. (1910), in-4°, 29 x 22,5 cm, (6) nn pp (text in French by Breuer, the texts of the captions of the illustrations is bi-lingual ; French, English) + 128 pp with photo illustrations ( of which 11 in colour) of German architecture, interiors, furniture and other artefacts. Sewn, original printed wrapper. ( wrapper slightly soiled, interior fine). Germany's contribution to the Brussels world exhibition of 1910, prestigious collection of German architecture and interior designs, still heavily influenced by the '' Art Nouveau '' of '' Jugendstil''. With designs by Heinrich Vogeler (Worpswede) , Prof. Bruno Paul , Emanuel von Seidl , Peter Behrens (industrial buildings...) [...]."
2. Antwerpen, (1910), 47 x 33 cm , publisher's portfolio (rather seriously discolored and dustsoiled) , 8 pp + 14 full-page photogravures, copy 40/300 printed on hand-made paper. This reconstruction made for the Brussels Exhibition led in the end to the restauration and the reconstruction in situ of the original Rubens House in Antwerp.
Brussels (1910) in-8°, orig. wrapp. 16 pp . with ill. (Presentation booklet of the tapestry-workshop at Schaerbeek/Brussels with pictures of its interiors. Not only manufacturing but also restauration belonged to their activities. On the cover is a rubber-stamp indicating that George Chaudoir is the successor to A.Lambrechts.