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EERIE images reveal incredible art work rediscovered in an abandoned 1960s house frozen in time throughout the years. Other pictures show the intact state of the time capsule house from a dining room filled with a mix of portrait and landscape painting to an untouched lounge, a dimly-lit bedroom with carefully composed painting spread all over, and a loft used to store even more paintings. Captured in Belgium on the borders of Germany by urban explorer, Frank Mirgel (43), on a Canon EOS 600D with 10mm – 18mm wide-angle lens, these photographs display what is believed to be the former home of a

EERIE images reveal incredible art work rediscovered in an abandoned 1960s house frozen in time throughout the years. Other pictures show the intact state of the time capsule house from a dining room filled with a mix of portrait and landscape painting to an untouched lounge, a dimly-lit bedroom with carefully composed painting spread all over, and a loft used to store even more paintings. Captured in Belgium on the borders of Germany by urban explorer, Frank Mirgel (43), on a Canon EOS 600D with 10mm – 18mm wide-angle lens, these photographs display what is believed to be the former home of a Stock Photo

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Media Drum World / Alamy Stock Photo

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J22R40

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46.9 MB (1.8 MB Compressed download)

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4883 x 3360 px | 41.3 x 28.4 cm | 16.3 x 11.2 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

19 February 2017

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Media Drum World

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EERIE images reveal incredible art work rediscovered in an abandoned 1960s house frozen in time throughout the years. Other pictures show the intact state of the time capsule house from a dining room filled with a mix of portrait and landscape painting to an untouched lounge, a dimly-lit bedroom with carefully composed painting spread all over, and a loft used to store even more paintings. Captured in Belgium on the borders of Germany by urban explorer, Frank Mirgel (43), on a Canon EOS 600D with 10mm – 18mm wide-angle lens, these photographs display what is believed to be the former home of an art collector. Frank Mirgel / mediadrumworld.com

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