This Belgian postage stamp, issued in 1914, features the Perron Fountain of Liège, a historic Renaissance monument symbolizing civic freedoms. Printed in blue, it carries a 25 centimes denomination with the inscriptions BELGIQUE – BELGIE (in French and Dutch) and “LIÈGE – LUIK.” The Perron, topped with a cross-bearing column, was long associated with the autonomy of the Prince-Bishops of Liège. The ornate border design and dual-language inscriptions reflect Belgium’s bilingual heritage. This issue belongs to the "Monuments and Landscapes" series (1914–1915), a popular definitive set admired for its architectural subjects.