Stoclet family

The Stoclet family was a prominent Belgian family known for their wealth and influence in the early 20th century. They made their fortune through banking, industry, and investments. The family’s legacy includes the Stoclet Palace in Brussels, a famous example of Art Nouveau architecture designed by Giuseppe de Nittis and Joseph Hoffmann. Their wealth supported art, culture, and philanthropy, making them notable patrons of the arts in Belgium. Overall, the Stoclet family played a significant role in Belgium’s economic and cultural history during that era.