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Line skal konfirmeres den 27 april. Men hun vil have det hele med - også sin fødselsdag. Så hun blev fejret en måned før sin fødselsdag af (næsten) hele familien. Her sidder nogle af gæsterne ved det veldækkede bord
I'm not sure why my grandparents were hanging the tamale wraps on a clothes line, but they looked very pretty just dangling there.
A Cross City DMU arriving at Barnt Green with a service for Redditch on a sunny spring Saturday morning.
The light line is lying down
and its so hard to follow up it,
it is spreading in to the darkness
and sometimes it is flying away
taking your soul away...
but something remains on the ground,
what is it?
La linea della luce giace a terra
ed è così complicato seguirla,
lei si distende nel buio
e qualche volta sta per volare via
prendendosi la tua anima ….
ma qualcosa rimane a terra,
cos'è?
Tweedbank is a new rural village situated between Gala and Melrose which will have a new railhead park and ride station on the Waverley Line from Edinburgh 2014.
A Burlington Northern SD70MAC and an Oakway SD60 roll a coal load south on the Hannibal Subdivision with future merger-partner Santa Fe's main line in the foreground in March of 1996.
By the end of the year, BNSF would be formed, making Fort Madison a One Railroad town.
A Soo Line unit, under the watchful eye of Neenah water tower back in 1986, when the Soo Line owned the line.
A pleasant day under the sun and in good company rendered a couple of reasonable shots with a borrowed DSLR. Here's 66587 with a Garston to Southampton liner at Hambridge Road, near Fenny Compton, Monday 5.3.13
56032 is on westbound oil tankers, and 47636 is the station standby loco, while a high speed train arrives at platform 8.
11th June 1986.
Despite hours of persistent rain, Eagles the won Battle Line 59…again. Sorry for the sloppy, moist photographs. Hoping next week will see a dry Eagles victory.
Boiserie from the Hôtel Lauzun
•Date: ca. 1770, with one modern panel
•Culture: French, Paris
•Medium: Carved and painted oak
•Dimensions:
oHeight: 323½ (821.7)
oWidth: 323½ (821.7)
oDepth: 195¾ in. (497.2 cm)
•Classification: Woodwork
•Credit Line: Purchase, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wrightsman Gift, 1976
•Accession Number: 1976.91.1
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 523.
The design of this Neoclassical paneling incorporates fluted pilasters crowned with Corinthian capitals and three sets of double doors that alternate with carved panels. The latter are embellished below with symmetrical arabesques and vases in low relief and with graceful swags at the top, but they all differ slightly from each other. No eighteenth-century provenance has been discovered for this woodwork, but by 1874 it had been installed in the first-floor (American second floor) gallery of the Hôtel de Lauzun, a seventeenth-century residence on the Île Saint-Louis in Paris. The house was then occupied by the baron Jérôme-Frédéric Pichon (1812-1896), a well-known collector and bibliophile. Stripped to its bare oak and stained a dark shade of brown, the paneling lined the walls of his library. With its four large windows overlooking the quay and the river Seine, this room was the setting for eccentric parties at which Pichon entertained literary contemporaries such as Charles Baudelaire and Théophile Gautier. The paneling remained in place until the baron’s grandson, Louis Pichon, acquired the hôtel in 1905. Having a stricter aesthetic sense and a desire to restore the seventeenth-century appearance of the gallery, he dismantled and sold the boiserie. It arrived at the Museum in 1976. When microscopic analysis revealed little about the original paint below the stain, the woodwork was repainted in a monochrome gray-green distemper to harmonize with the three grisaille overdoors, which have been associated with the paneling but did not originally belong to it. Showing children representing spring, summer, and winter, they are duplicates of the overdoors representing the four seasons painted about 1787 by Piat Joseph Sauvage (1744-1818) for Queen Marie-Antoinette’s dairy at Rambouillet.
Provenance
Baron Frédéric-Jérôme Pichon; [B. Fabre et Fils, 1976; sold to MMA]
Timeline of Art History
•Timelines
oFrance, 1600-1800 A.D.
MetPublications
•The Wrightsman Galleries for French Decorative Arts, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
•Masterpieces of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
•A Guide to the Wrightsman Galleries at The Metropolitan Museum of Art