For 10 points, name this Belgian who, like Antoni Gaudí, was an Art Nouveau architect.
Due to frequent funding shortages and other delays, a railway station designed by this architect was finished by Maxine Brunfaut after his death. That station retains this architect's inwardly curving window façade. A building designed by this man contains a work by Jef Lambeaux which shows a ghostly angel of death at the top and a crowd of personified emotions shown in varying degrees of relief. That building, which resembles a Greek temple, is located in Cinquantenaire Park and is called the Temple of Human Passions. Another of this architect's buildings contains a lounge under a large domed ceiling window. This architect of the Van Eetvelde House placed gracefully curving floor mosaics, ironwork, and door handles in the entrance (*) hall of a house best known for its staircase, which rises past an orange wallpaper filled with green tendril-like designs. That building is called the Hôtel Tassel. For 10 points, name this Belgian who, like Antoni Gaudí, was an Art Nouveau architect.
Due to frequent funding shortages and other delays, a railway station designed by this architect was finished by Maxine Brunfaut after his death.
Victor Horta