Gambrinus
| Mythical Flemish king, a patron of brewers. |
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| Two other labels--Les Sans Culottes, depicting Delacroix's painting Liberty Leading the People and Rose de Gambrinus, featuring a painting of the king of Flanders sitting with a bare-breasted woman--were denied licensing. At one time, it had five breweries and now a statue of King Gambrinus celebrating the city's brewing heritage stands outside Riverside Park. Gambrinus is sitting on a keg of beer, patting his ample tummy, a beer stein in his hand and a crown on his head. |
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