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Voorzichtig in het verkeer met weeralarm code rood. Langzaam rijden want het was erg glad op de weg en het zicht beperkt - Vierpolders/NL
This enormous Art Nouveau building, mixing traditional Hungarian architecture with Viennese Jugendstil, was inaugurated in 1896 by Emperor Franz Josef during the Millenial celebrations of that year. Architect was Ödön Lechner.
Part of a wall hanging in the gallery of the Vienna Kunstgewerbeschule (School of Applied Arts) at the St. Louis World Fair 1904.
Execution: Kunstgewerbeschule.
Wool, metal threads, weave made of interlacing (laces), stitch satin Wolle, Metallfäden, Flechterei aus Webbändchen
Part of: Vienna: Secession, Fin de sieclé, Jugendstil, Art nouveau, Art deco - Wien um 1900
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#green #grün #maigrün #red #rot #lieblingsfarbe #tapisserie #tapestry #weber #teppich #teppichweber #weben #weave #carpet
Dijkzigt | Museumpark, Westzeedijk
Keith Haring: The Political Line exhibition, Sep.20, 2015 – Feb.7, 2016.
The Political Line is a major exhibition on the life and work of influential American artist and activist Keith Haring (1958-1990). With his unmistakably unique style, Keith Haring, a protégé of Andy Warhol, spawned a revolution in art during the 1980s.
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-The Museum of Applied Arts (Hungarian: Iparművészeti Múzeum) is a museum in Budapest, Hungary. It is the third-oldest applied arts museum in the world.
Dijkzigt | Museumpark, Westzeedijk
Keith Haring: The Political Line exhibition, Sep.20, 2015 – Feb.7, 2016.
The Political Line is a major exhibition on the life and work of influential American artist and activist Keith Haring (1958-1990). With his unmistakably unique style, Keith Haring, a protégé of Andy Warhol, spawned a revolution in art during the 1980s.
Riihimäki, Finland
Artist: Oiva Toikka
The Finnish Glass Museum is focused on researching and presenting glass, glass art and the glass industry.
The museum building is a former factory of Riihimäki Glassworks that is later transformed into a fascinating museum site by the legendary Finnish designer Tapio Wirkkala.
Museum für angewandte Kunst Wien: "WerkStadt Vienna - Design engaging the City"
Part of res noscenda / most often photographed, depicted subjects / Stephansdom
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Place de Cornieres - medieval centre (est.+/-1250). A very nice square surrounded by medieval buildings with little shops and restaurants - Monpazier/FR
The apartment known as the Family Sitting Room was used by the family of Paul I for spending the evenings in practising different accomplishments: drawing, cameo-cutting, embroidery, etc. Its walls were hung with family portraits executed by prominent Russian and Western European artists of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, such as Vladimir Borovikovsky, Orest Kiprensky, Stepan Shchukin, Johann-Baptist Lampi, Johann Tischbein, Josef Grassi; one of the portraits, a large canvas, is by Gerhard Kugelgen; it was painted in 1800-l.
The Family Sitting Room retains the modest decor given it toward the close of the eighteenth century by Vincenzo Brenna. Its walls, painted a uniform colour, are finished with a frieze of delicate moulded ornaments on a lightly tinted background. The ceiling is done in grisaille. Its central panel has a border of classical scenes, one subject being divided from the other by the introduction of a painted sculpture, the colour of antique bronze, of Apollo and the Nine Muses. The painted decorations are probably the work of Giovanni Scotti.
The furniture is mostly mahogany, of Russian make. The large bureau decorated with architectural motifs: columns and a balustrade of bronze, was made in 1786 in the workshop of David Roentgen. Objects in ivory and amber, carved from the drawings of Vincenzo Brenna and Carlo Rossi, adorn the tables and the low bookcases. Through the French window opening upon the paved terrace built by Giacomo Quarenghi can be seen the walks and flower-beds of the Private Garden.
www.alexanderpalace.org/Pavlovsk/family.html
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Ancient vineyards of Château de Meursault. The vineyard of Château de Meursault covers 65 hectares of vines (chardonnay for whites and pinot noir for reds), the majority in Premiers Crus and Grands Crus, grown only on the Côte de Beaune. Typical of the Burgundy morcellement, the vines are spread over more than 110 parcels and are located in an average radius of 10 kilometers around the Château, the smallest only 10 ares and the largest up to 8 hectares.
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Château de Meursault (Est. 11th century) is a vineyard located in Côte-d'Or, Burgundy-Franche-Comté. Its vineyard is spread over nearly 65 hectares, on the best climates in the Côte de Beaune on Pommard, Aloxe-Corton, Savigny-Lès-Beaune, Volnay, Puligny-Montrachet and of course Meursault.
See: fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Meursault
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Chateau de Meursault - "Vineyards" (Meursault/FR)
Art inside of the aLeda transparent rolling paper.
And the design of the package too.
aLeda King size - www.guilhermekramer.com
The birthplace of Winston S. Churchill. The palace itself was designed by Sir John Vanbrugh for John Churchill, the first Duke of Marlborough. It was finished in 1722.
The Small Dining-room was decorated in 1894-95 to a project by the architect Alexander Krasovsky. The dining-room belonged to the apartments of Emperor Nicholas II's family. The decor here was influenced by the Rococo style. Moulded frames with rocaille motifs enclose tapestries woven at the St Petersburg Tapestry Factory in the 18th century. On the mantelpiece is a plaque recording the fact that on the night of 25th October 1917 ministers of the Provisional Government were arrested in this room. The furnishings here include objects of applied art from the 18th and 19th centuries: an English chandelier, French clock and Russian glassware.
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