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The Litomyšl Castle is an outstanding example of an arcaded Renaissance country residence, a type of structure first invented in Italy and then developed in the Czech Lands to create a mature form with special architectural value. Situated at an important communications junction on the main route between Bohemia and Moravia, in the Pardubice region, Litomyšl was a fortified centre on the hill where the castle now stands.
The work on the Renaissance building began in 1568 under the supervision of Jan Baptista Avostalis (Giovanni Battista Avostalli), who was soon joined by his brother Oldřich (Ulrico). Most of the work had been completed by 1580. The castle interior underwent alterations between 1792 and 1796, based on the designs of Jan Kryštof Habich, but he was careful to preserve the fine building’s Renaissance appearance with impressive gables.
The castle is a four-winged, three-storeyed structure with an asymmetrical disposition. The western wing is the largest, whereas the southern wing is a two-storeyed arcaded gallery, closing the second square courtyard (a feature that is unique to Litomyšl). The groin-vaulted arcading continues around the western and eastern sides of the courtyard. The south-eastern corner of the eastern wing contains the castle chapel. One of the most striking features in the interior of the castle consists in the fine neoclassical theatre from 1796-97 in the western wing. The original painted decoration of the auditorium, stage decorations and stage machinery have survived intact. The house has richly decorated interiors, basically Renaissance in form and with lavish late Baroque or neoclassical ornamentation in the form of elaborate plasterwork and wall and ceiling paintings.
The buildings associated with the castle were all built or rebuilt during the course of the modifications that the castle itself underwent over time, and this is reflected in their architectural styles. Among the ancillary buildings, the most interesting is the Brewery, the birthplace of Bedřich Smetana, one of the greatest Czech composers of all time. It lies to the south of the first courtyard. Originally constructed to complement the castle, with Renaissance sgraffito decoration, it was remodelled by the well-know
n architect František Maximilián Kaňka after the 1728 fire and received what is its present appearance. The ensemble also includes the former French formal garden with its saletta (pavilion) in the Baroque style and an 18th-century English-style park. (whc.unesco.org/en/list/901/)
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Soooo when Kiddo Oh of Dead Doll came out with these FANTASTIC glasses inspired by Anna Delvey, I had to do a photo. I just finished watching Inventing Anna and could not resist!
Glasses: You Look Poor (Dead Doll @ Mainstore)
Hair: Doux
Lipstick; Velour
Skin: The Skinnery
Head: Lelutka
Freckles: Izzie's
Eyes: Avi-Glam
Jacket/Top: Coco
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The piano is an acoustic, stringed musical instrument invented in Italy by Bartolomeo Cristofori around the year 1700 (the exact year is uncertain), in which the strings are struck by wooden hammers that are coated with a softer material (modern hammers are covered with dense wool felt; some early pianos used leather). It is played using a keyboard, which is a row of keys (small levers) that the performer presses down or strikes with the fingers and thumbs of both hands to cause the hammers to strike the strings.
Most modern pianos have a row of 88 black and white keys, 52 white keys for the notes of the C major scale (C, D, E, F, G, A and B) and 36 shorter black keys, which are raised above the white keys, and set further back on the keyboard. This means that the piano can play 88 different pitches (or "notes"), spanning a range of a bit over seven octaves
Also the King of Pop named Michael Jackson used the piano within his famous #earthsong !
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For Macro Mondays - When I was a child...
When I was a child, I loved to imagine new stories and fantastic worlds, sometimes out of nothing.
As you can see, it's always the case today !
Quand j'étais petite, j'adorais inventer des histoires et imaginer des mondes fantastiques, parfois à partir de rien.
Et c'est toujours le cas aujourd'hui ! :)
perchè può inventare qualsiasi cosa e vedere cose che non ci sono.
Può compiere gli inganni più straordinari e quindi non ce ne si può fidare. Krishnamurti
Dios amaba a los pájaros e inventó los árboles. El hombre amaba a los pájaros e inventó las jaulas...
''...Non c'è niente di inevitabile nel mondo com'è adesso. È solo una dei milioni di forme possibili, ed è venuta fuori sgradevole e ostile e rigida per chi ci vive. Ma possiamo inventarcene di completamente diverse, se vogliamo. Possiamo smantellare tutto quello che abbiamo intorno così com'è, le città come sono e le famiglie come sono e i modi di lavorare e di studiare e le strade e le case e gli uffici e i luoghi pubblici e le automobili e i vestiti e i modi di parlarci e guardarci come sono. Possiamo inventare soluzioni completamente diverse, fare a meno del denaro e dei materiali freddi e duri e dei motori e del potere, se vogliamo.
Possiamo riempire di alberi le città, far crescere foreste nelle piazze, rompere l’asfalto e restringere le strade e dipingere tutto a colori vivi, e chiudere tutte le fabbriche e inventare altri modi di lavorare, produrre solo cose che servono davvero e solo con materiali che danno piacere a chi le usa. Possiamo inventare altri mezzi di trasporto, costruire laghi e vie d’acqua e mettere musica nelle strade, possiamo trasformare la vita in una specie di avventura da libro illustrato, se vogliamo.
Non c’è nessun limite a quello che si può inventare, se solo usiamo le risorse che adesso vengono rovesciate per alimentare questo mondo detestabile...''
(Andrea De Carlo)
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Para leer en forma interrogativa.
Has visto
verdaderamente has visto
la nieve los astros los pasos afelpados de la brisa
Has tocado
de verdad has tocado
el plato el pan la cara de esa mujer que tanto amás
Has vivido
como un golpe en la frente
el instante el jadeo la caída la fuga
Has sabido
con cada poro de la piel sabido
que tus ojos tus manos tu sexo tu blando corazón
había que tirarlos
había que llorarlos
había que inventarlos otra vez.
Julio Cortázar.
Every day is a new day.
Everything to be invented,
everything to live,
all to enjoy.
The dawn puts him on the stage of your life,
and leaves.
The new day is yours, it belongs to you,
No one can take it away from you.
You can do whatever you want with it.
You can make it a masterpiece or a fiasco.
Because you are the subjectist...
Because you're the director...
Because you are the protagonist
" Vert
Comme s'il avait eu peur
Il est aller rougir ailleurs "
" Green
As if he was afraid
He went elsewhere ,,,
To turn red. "
Harmonium - Vert - Serge Fiori
It happens to us all
to all my flickr and non flickr friends currently struggling
With life or health issues
A love thought from me
You are in my prayers
g
Montreal
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Vert - Harmonium
This picture was taken at Fort la-Latte Castle/Brittany.
I have to admit that staying away from photography (for different non-reasons invented by me ...) for almost a year was not a good idea at all. Felt like I was discovering the camera for the first time. All the processes took me forever: taking out the camera, figure it out which lens is better to use in different situations, making all the adjustments ... wow ... :). And the results are terrific :(... Well, I have to prepare better for my next trip and hopefully I will have some decent photos.
(English follow)
MÉMOIRE DES TERRES ANCIENNES -- Δ (Delta)
« Cherchez la sagesse, pas seulement la connaissance. »
La connaissance appartient au passé, la sagesse au futur ».
Proverbe de la tribu Lumbee, États-Unis
Le titre de cette image, Δ (Delta), symbolise le changement en grec ancien. Elle s’ajoute à ma série Mémoire des Terres anciennes, consacrée aux enseignements de l’évolution de Terre et à ses influences pour les vivants. *
Ici, sur ces terres bouleversées, ravinées et arides, s’est écrite une page essentielle de l’histoire de la Terre. La « beauté » de ce site ne réside pas dans une esthétique douce, flatteuse et attirante à laquelle nous associons d’ordinaire le « beau ». Il s’agit plutôt de l’un des plus grands cimetières de dinosaures du monde, enfoui dans une rivière de boue résultant des changements climatiques qui ont perturbé les habitats et engendré une extinction de masse à la suite de la chute d’un astéroïde au Mexique, il y a 66 millions d’années. Cette catastrophe a modifié la trajectoire évolutive de plusieurs espèces vivantes de notre planète.
Cette image met en scène l’enjeu de la conservation de la vie, un danger primordial face à une puissance au-delà de toute mesure et qui suscite crainte et respect. C’est un « beau » étrange, mystérieux et souvent tragique, qui nous perturbe et auquel les philosophes ont donné le nom de « sublime ».
La science ne cesse d’accumuler des connaissances au sujet de ces catastrophes naturelles du passé. Mais demandons-nous… en avons-nous, ici et maintenant, tiré des enseignements empreints de sagesse destinés à mieux vivre au sein de ce monde vivant et inventer un autre avenir, comme nous y invitait la tribu Lumbee ? Prenons le temps de réfléchir à cette question en gardant à l’esprit « qu’il n’existe pas, en ce monde, rien de supérieur au monde lui-même. » ** C’est le premier enseignement de la Mémoire des Terres anciennes.
Patrice
Note * : Pour en apprendre plus, consultez mon livre gratuit ici: Une Odyssée Vitale…. www.flickr.com/photos/patrice-photographiste/54386154614/...
Note ** Une pensée attribuée à Alexandre Lacroix, philosophe français et auteur de Devant la beauté de la Nature.
N.B. Mes images ne sont pas conçues ou générées par des intelligences artificielles. Elles sont le résultat d’un travail artisanal dont je suis l’auteur.
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The Memory of Ancient Lands -- Δ (Delta)
“Seek wisdom, not just knowledge. Knowledge belongs to the past, wisdom to the future.” Lumbee Tribe Proverb, USA
The title of this image, Δ (Delta), symbolizes change in Ancient Greek. It is part of my Ancient Earths Memory series, dedicated to the lessons of Earth’s evolution and its influences on living beings. *
Here, on these ravaged, eroded, and arid lands, a crucial chapter in Earth’s history was written. The “beauty” of this site does not lie in a gentle, flattering, and appealing aesthetic with which we usually associate “beauty.” Rather, it is one of the world’s largest dinosaur graveyards, buried in a river of mud resulting from climate change that disrupted habitats and triggered a mass extinction following an asteroid impact in Mexico 66 million years ago. This catastrophe altered the evolutionary trajectory of many of our planet’s living species.
This image depicts the challenge of preserving life, a paramount danger in the face of immeasurable power, inspiring both fear and respect. It is a strange, mysterious, and often tragic "beauty" that disturbs us and which philosophers have termed "sublime."
Science continues to accumulate knowledge about these past natural disasters. But let us ask ourselves… Have we, here and now, drawn lessons imprinted with wisdom to help us live better within this living world and invent a different future, as the Lumbee tribe invited us to do?
Let us take the time to reflect on this question, keeping in mind that "there is nothing in this world greater than the world itself." This is the first lesson of the Memory of Ancient Lands.
Patrice
Note*: To learn more, consult my free book A Vital Odyssey here… www.flickr.com/photos/patrice-photographiste/54385997576/...
Note**: A thought attributed to Alexandre Lacroix, French philosopher and author of « Devant la beauté de la Nature » (Before the Beauty of Nature).
N.B. My images are not designed or generated by artificial intelligence. This is an artisanal work of which I am the author.
”La palabra pregunta y se contesta
tiene alas o se mete en los túneles
se desprende de la boca que habla
y se desliza en la oreja hasta el tímpano.
La palabra es tan libre que da pánico,
divulga los secretos sin aviso
e inventa la oración de los ateos.
Es el poder y no es el poder del alma
y el hueso de los himnos que hacen patria
La palabra es un callejón de suertes
y el registro de ausencias no queridas.
Puede sobrevivir al horizonte
y al que la armó cuando era pensamiento.
Puede ser como un perro o como un niño
y embadurnar de rojo la memoria,
puede salir de caza en silencio
y regresar con el morral vacío
La palabra es correo del amor
pero también es arrabal del odio,
golpea en las ventanas si diluvia
y el corazón le abre los postigos.
Y ya que la palabra besa y muerde
mejor la devolvemos al futuro
La Palabra – Mario Benedetti
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God invented whiskey & beer to keep the Irish from ruling the world ...
I would bring you sweet port wine
And hoppy beers
And tiny dry Champagne bubbles
If they would let me ... Sarah O’Connor
* All drinks on me and served with Irish verses & humour ...
Sober thoughts while walking around Belfast and outside the "Secret Garden".
I once read about the evils of drink, so I gave up reading...
New Flickr era after being silent ...
Many thanks for listening to my silence ♥
♥ Special Thanks to all those friends who kept visiting despite my absence.I did my best to return their kindness although the hectic pace of life left me very little spare time ♥ ♥ ♥
PS: I'll start posting retrospectively,I don't expect any visits especially now during the Season of Advent and all the forthcoming festivities.Besides,silence is a language itself ...
Inventé en 1832 par Julien-Joseph-Hippolyte Fénoux, le mât-pilote d'une hauteur de douze mètres, le mât indiquait grâce à une aile triangulaire, une boule noire et un drapeau rouge orientables, les consignes aux navires pour pénétrer dans le port.
Eratosthenes was a Greek scholar living in the third century B.C. He invented the discipline of Geography and, for a while, was the head librarian of the ancient Library of Alexandria. He is known for having calculated the circumference of the earth. By the way, the fact that our planet was a sphere had been known for centuries. New was that Eratosthenes was able to measure its true size. What you see here is the essence of his method:
1. Select two locations on the same meridional line (Alexandria and Aswan)
2. Erect a vertical measuring pole in each of the two locations.
3. Define the accurate distance between the two (800 km).
4. Measure the length of the poles' shade in both places at exactly the same moment (noon at the summer solstice).
5. The fact that there was a shade in one place only (Alexandria) meant that the surface of the earth was curved.
6. Measuring the exact angle the shade produced (7.2 degrees out of 360) meant that the length of the curvature (800 km) represented 1/50th of the full circumference.
7. Result is that the circumference of the earth is about 40 000 km.
Eratosthenes was right.
Fuji X-Pro1 plus Helios 44M-7 at F2.8.
“No inventes, no engañes, no robes ni bebas; pero si inventas, invéntate un mundo mejor; si engañas, engáñale a la muerte; si robas, róbate un corazón y si bebes, bébete los mejores momentos de tu vida.....”. ( Will Smith )
Textura lenabem . anna ¡¡Thanks ¡¡
Muchas gracias por vuestras visitas y comentarios
Un montón de besos ¡¡
Thank you for your visits and comments
Kisses
Bendito quem inventou o belo truque do calendário, pois o bom da
segunda-feira, do dia 1º do mês e de cada ano novo é que nos dão a
impressão de que a vida não continua, mas apenas recomeça...
Mário Quintana
An early incandescent gas mantle. Invented in 1891 by the chemist Carl von Welsbach. Revolutionised the use of gas flames to illuminate homes and city streets. Gave a much brighter light and no need anymore for a special composition ‘illuminating gas’.
It's a mesh made of thorium oxide plus lesser amounts of cerium and other rare earth oxides.
The gas flame burns inside the mantle and does more than just heat it – That alone would give a very dim light.
Flames contain highly energetic molecular fragments, ‘free radicals’. They recombine on the special mantle surface - which acts as a catalyst - generating immense energy that brings the mesh to bright incandescence.
Thorium is radioactive! Modern mantles use safer alternatives but are less efficient.
Fakenham Museum of Gas and Local History fakenhamgasmuseum.com
The Safety match was invented to stop spontaneous combustion when matches were rubbing against each other. For that you need a specific surface to strike them against as opposed to the selfstriking ones. Of course before High Viz gear, red and for that matter white were the original colours of warning alerts.. I'm not sure if 'pants on fire' has anything to do with dangerous matches:)
This is the oldest British flyable aircraft.
Built in 1912 by Robert Blackburn, it is the only one of this model constructed.
If you look very carefully, you can just see the engine cylinders, below the propeller shaft, which rotate around the crankshaft in the opposite direction to the propeller, as this is a rotary engine (not to be confused with a radial engine.)
Turns are aided by warping or twisting the wings via cables. Wing warping was invented and patented by the Wright Brothers, who vigorously defended their patents - it is likely that Wilbur, in particular, spent more time in court than he ever spent in the air.
Despite its fragile appearance, the Blackburn type D was capable of 60mph and a flight duration of more than 2 hours.
The aircraft was damaged in a landing accident in 1914 and later purchased by Richard Shuttleworth. It was restored to flight in 1947 and can be seen on calm days flying at The Shuttleworth Collection's base of Old Warden.
Invented by a local man, Martin Quinn, this grass is a beautiful addition to the garden. I usually cut the grasses down in the fall but decided to leave this one to see how it behaves in the winter.
Edifice construit de 1882 à 1888 à Fécamp pour Alexandre-Prosper Le Grand, négociant en spiritueus qui a fait fortune en inventant et commercialisant la liqueur Bénédictine.
Photo made from a television capture of the band's video Exit Earth "Bested bones"+ PS edition
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Antoni Gaudí
Gaudí was an architect with an innate sense of geometry and volume, as well as a great imaginative capacity that allowed him to mentally project most of his works before moving them to plans. In fact, he rarely made detailed plans of his works; he preferred to recreate them on three-dimensional models, molding all the details as he thought of them. On other occasions, he would improvise on the fly, giving instructions to his collaborators about what they should do.
The work of Gaudí has achieved a wide international spread over the years, with countless studies dedicated to his way of understanding architecture. Nowadays, it is admired both by professionals and by the general public: La Sagrada Familia is currently one of the most visited monuments in Spain. Between 1984 and 2005 seven of its works have been considered a World Heritage Site by Unesco.
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Thermoscope invented by Galileo Galilei in the early 1600s.
A brief on the science behind it:
Archimedes’ Principle: Objects float or sink depending on whether they are less or denser than the fluid they’re in.
Liquid Density: The clear liquid inside the thermoscope expands slightly as it warms, making it less dense. When it cools, it contracts and becomes denser.
Calibrated Bulbs: Each colored glass bulb has a small metal tag with a specific weight. These weights are carefully chosen so that at certain temperatures, the buoyant force matches the bulb’s weight.