This 10-franc Belgian stamp from 1984 features an intricate line drawing of a historic church in Brussels (Bruxelles/Brussel), capturing the structure's Gothic architecture with fine detailing. The central tower, pointed arches, and flying buttresses emphasize the medieval ecclesiastical design. Issued in a bilingual format (French and Dutch), it reflects Belgium's linguistic heritage. This stamp is part of a definitive or architectural series highlighting notable religious buildings across the country.