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Although La Palma is considered like all Canary Islands as islands of eternal spring. In the second half of April this year, we were able to experience the flowering season particularly beautifully, like here in fallow meadows or fields east of El Paso. In the background very small the chapel "Ermita Virgen del Pino" and the "Cumbrecita".
La Palma gilt zwar wie alle kanarischen Inseln als Inseln des ewigen Frühlings. In der zweiten Aprilhälfte diesen Jahres konnten wir die Blütezeit besonders schön erleben, wie hier in brach liegenden Wiesen oder Feldern östlich von El Paso. Im Hintergrund ganz klein die Kapelle "Ermita Virgen del Pino" und die Cumbrecita.
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Not too sure what’s going on, but the garden just produced this marvel earlier on this morning … at the end of October! 😳
Bring it on, #EternalSpring ! 😍🌹😍
Detail of “Eternal Spring”
Probably modeled around 1881; this marble, commissioned in 1906, was finished in March 1907
By Auguste Rodin
French, 1840-1917
Accession #: 17.120.184
Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, New York)—August 28, 2010
First titled Zephyr and Earth and later exhibited in the Paris Salon of 1897 as Cupid and Psyche--both titles were calculated to lend respectability to the eroticism of the subject—this version displays the sensuous, veiled quality of carving that is associated with the marbles of Rodin’s late career.
"Eternal Spring" by Auguste Rodin is a romantic marble carving that was carved 1907. It was originally called Zephyr and Earth and later exhibited in the Paris Salon of 1897 as Cupid and Psyche. But the composition’s true subject is sensuality and impassioned lovemaking.
Eternal Spring Shrine in Taroko national park viewed from the distance. The iconic shrine is also called Changchun shrine. Taiwan