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Caroline Baldwin, jazz windows — artwork #10900 by André Taymans · Bruxelles, Belgium

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Caroline Baldwin, jazz windows — Street art by André Taymans in Bruxelles

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André Taymans
André Taymans

André Taymans is a Belgian comics author from Ottignies. An admirer of Hergé, he studied comics with his neighbour Edgar P. Jacobs and lived for many years in Brussels. In 1996, in the magazine "(À Suivre)" at Casterman, he created Caroline Baldwin, a private detective born and raised until the age of twelve on a Huron reserve in Quebec before moving to the United States. His drawing reinvests the…

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Added 28/07/2026

On a lavender blue facade on Place de Ninove, every painted window is filled with a comic panel: a violinist, a singer, dancers in black dresses, saxophonists and a trumpeter in close-up, all in the same thick line and a range of blues and beiges. The mural draws on André Taymans' Caroline Baldwin, with a painted crescent moon at the centre of the wall tying the night scenes together.

The artwork Caroline Baldwin, jazz windows is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Bruxelles in Belgium, more precisely here: 10 Place de Ninove, Bruxelles.

This graffiti is also tagged as: comics, music, night, bd, blues, dancers.

Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: André Taymans

The photo was published on 28-07-2026 by Rabot.

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28/07/2026
Bruxelles, Belgium
10 Place de Ninove, Bruxelles
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