[Human Passions is] a pile of naked and contorted bodies, muscled wrestlers in delirium, an absolute and incomparable childish concept. It is at once chaotic and vague, bloated and pretentious, pompous and empty.... And what if, instead of paying for 300,000 francs of "passions", the government simply bought works of art? - The journal L'Art Moderne (NL), 1890

The Temple of Human Passions is a neoclassical art pavilion located in Cinquantenaire Park, Brussels, Belgium. The Greek temple, designed by Art Nouveau architect, Victor Horta, houses Human Passions, a stone relief by sculptor Jef Lambeaux. - AsNotedIn