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This painting is a remarkably sensitive portrait of rural life in northern France. Dagnan-Bouveret took up the theme of the Pardon, an old Breton folk pilgrimage entrenched in traditional faith, following his visits to Ormoy. Dagnan-Bouveret’s “Pardon” paintings appealed to a range of critics, from conservative to avant-garde. While the defenders of Beaux-Arts convention saw in these pictures a confirmation of traditional social and religious values, similar to the moralizing sentiment of religious themes, others read a newer, less orthodox meaning in which the traditional setting of Brittany, thoroughly foreign to the city art-lover, provided a critical arena for a psychological — even ethnographical — study of social behaviour. Dagnan-Bouveret employed an unusual working method for the time, using drawings and tracings made from in situ photographs of costumed worshippers and from more formally posed photographs of members of his family.

Gent - Gand - Ghent - Gante by Kristel Van Loock

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De muziekkiosk van de Kouter, ontworpen door Adolphe Pauli

_DSC4892-2 by Theater Purkersdorf

Camellia 5DW by lepreskil

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Adolphe Audusson

Dinant - Adolphe Sax by Yvonne Hendriks

Errinnerung an Adolphe Saxe-11 by Paul Mckelvie

Errinnerung an Adolphe Saxe-25 by Paul Mckelvie

Errinnerung an Adolphe Saxe-27 by Paul Mckelvie

Luxemburg Stad, Pont Adolphe by Matthijs Bremer

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Luxemburg Stad, Pont Adolphe

Adolphe Bridge, Luxembourg City by Tilemahos Efthimiadis

Mini-Europe, Brussels, Belgium.

Luxembourg-Winterlights-Gëlle Fra-Pont Adolphe by Jean-Claude Delagardelle

Luxembourg - Winterlights - Pont Adolphe - Gëlle Fra

pont adolphe by Mohd Khairul Salleh

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pont adolphe, luxembourg

Adolphe Pégoudlaan, Ghent by Tetramesh

Adolphe Pégoudlaan, Gent

ADOLPHE-DOMINGUEZ_Suspension by Ezer De La Hoz

Adolphe Valette, Albert Square, Manchester 1910 by rockdaskulls

Prof. Adolphe Lawson, the Executive Secretary of the Board with the President, Dr. Samuel FONKAM AZU'U and Members of Elections Cameroon (ELECAM), Yaounde, Cameroon, 22 August 2013 by African Union Advisory board on Corruption-AUABC

African Union Advisory Board on Corruption

Adolphe Sax by Neil Noland

Montmartre Cemetery in Paris, France, is one of the city's major cemeteries. It's the big one for the north part of the city. (Pere Lachaise for the east, Montparnasse for the south, and...I forget which big one is for the west.)

Although Pere Lachaise is the most famous in town -- and largest -- Montmartre Cemetery also has its share of dead celebrities. It's often called the Artists' Cemetery Berlioz, Najinsky, Dumas, Degas are buried here, among others. (Yet, I believe most of France's post-modern poets -- like Rimbaud -- are actually at Montparnasse.)

At any rate, here's a snapshot of what you can find in Montmartre Cemetery. A relaxing garden feel with a few nice panoramas and some pretty headstones. It's definitely worth a visit.

Adolphe Sax Dinant II tenorsax AS2020T003 by Willem Alink

Saint-Adolphe by Nicola-Frank Vachon

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2011 Manitoba Flood - St. Adolphe Dike - April 12, 2011 by Stan Milosevic

by Alexandre Detry

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Attelage et Tramway par Adolphe Gaussen by Bernard Ddd

exposition "Marseille de Port en Ports", Musée Regards de Provence, 16 Janvier 2022

Adolphe Sax by michael.reinold

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Der Erfinder des Saxophons wurde am 6.11.1814 in Dinant in Belgien geboren. Der wunderbare Ort an der Maas in der Wallonie hat ihm dieses Denkmal gesetzt.

Adolphe Monticelli - Subject Composition (1) by mrwtfd