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Cream and chocolate Constantines -so love the chocolate color!
This photo shoot went totally wrong :(, bad light... But I hope You can enjoy these bohemian feelings anyway :)
I usually only take photos of one doll at a time, so it was quite difficult for me to concentrate on two dolls at the same time. Somebody once asked me to do a group shot of all my BJD dolls... hmmm... I don't think I have the nerves to do that ;)
Statue of Constantine the Great, York Minster, York
Erected: 25th July 1998
Scuptor: Philip Jackson
"The Roman Emperor Constantine the Great was hailed as emperor near to this spot in York in AD306. A bronze statue to commemorate this event was commisioned 1692 years later"
The Arch of Constantine is a triumphal arch in Rome, situated between the Colosseum and the Palatine Hill. It was erected by the Roman Senate to commemorate Constantine I's victory over Maxentius at the Battle of Milvian Bridge on October 28, 312
Constantine est la troisième ville la plus importante d'Algérie en termes de population.
Constantine, l'une des plus anciennes cités du monde, est une ville importante dans l'histoire méditerranéenne. De son ancien nom Cirta, capitale de la Numidie, elle porte depuis 17 siècles le nom de l'empereur Constantin Ier qui la reconstruisit en 313. Constantine est également surnommée la « ville des ponts suspendus » ou bien « ville des aigles ». Ville du malouf, version constantinoise de la musique arabo-andalouse, et des oulémas, elle est la capitale régionale de l'Est du pays. (source wikipedia)
Cream and chocolate Constantines -so love the chocolate color!
This photo shoot went totally wrong :(, bad light... But I hope You can enjoy these bohemian feelings anyway :)
I usually only take photos of one doll at a time, so it was quite difficult for me to concentrate on two dolls at the same time. Somebody once asked me to do a group shot of all my BJD dolls... hmmm... I don't think I have the nerves to do that ;)
Arch Of Constantine, Rome, 315 C.E. celebrates the Emperor's victory of his rival Maxentius at the Milvian Bridge in 312.
Vegetable seller during the COVID-19 crisis. Constantine, the town's covered market, Algeria.
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Credit: Yacine Imadalou / ILO
Date: NC
Country: Algeria
ILO PHOTO reference Constantine - Algeria 02
BPLDC no.: 08_04_000328
Page Title: Constantine
Collection: Tupper Scrapbooks Collection
Album: Volume 1: Algeria.
Call no.: 4098B.104 v1 (p. 4)
Creator: Tupper, William Vaughn
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Genre: Scrapbooks
Extent: 1 page ; 33 x 39 cm.
Description: Scrapbook page contains a history and geographic description of Constantine, Algeria.
Transcription: The remarkable situation of this place has made of it since the earliest times, certainly since B.C. 230 an important fortress, and a natural capital of warlike peoples. It is situated on a plateau three sides of which rise nearly perpendicularly 1,000 feet above the river Roummel. It is connected on the fourth side with the mainland by an isthmus. Its old name was Cirta. In A.D. 313 this was changed to Constantine. War raged perpetually around its precipitous cliffs. Interest begins (to me) in it with King Narva who married the sister of Hannibal B.C. 230 - the beautiful Sophonisba who at request of her husband took poison to avoid falling into the hands of Scipio Africanus. - In B.C. 112. Jugurtha was conqueror here. Marius, Belisarius, Juba, St Cyprian are all names associated with the place. Under Mohammedan rule the city fell into decay. It made a stout defence against the French but was finally captured by General Valée in 1837. His statue stands in the city. The towering cliffs, spanned by natural arches of rock, the Roummel with its beautiful rapids and waterfals [i.e. waterfalls], the bridge threefold as to origin and architecture, Roman, Arab, and French make the place one of great interest. Even in the cemetery health seekers may find comfort in noting longevity of those buried there. A French savant gives a list of 15 tombstones recording ages from 100 to 131. The celebrated tomb of Praecilius, jeweller of Cirta bears a long inscription in which are these words. "As long as I could I passed an agreeable and holy life. I have becomingly celebrated 100 happy birthdays. But the last day came when I must throw off this mortal coil. When I was alive I made preparation for my death. Fortune which has smiled upon me never deserted me. May she accompany you through life. Here I await you. Come."
Notes: Page description supplied by cataloger, derived from captions and/or annotated information.
BPL Department: Print Department
Rights: No known restrictions.
Vendors in a bakery during the COVID-19 crisis. Constantine, Algeria.
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Credit: Yacine Imadalou / ILO
Date: NC
Country: Algeria
ILO PHOTO reference Constantine - Algeria 12
Constantine est la troisième ville la plus importante d'Algérie en termes de population.
Constantine, l'une des plus anciennes cités du monde, est une ville importante dans l'histoire méditerranéenne. De son ancien nom Cirta, capitale de la Numidie, elle porte depuis 17 siècles le nom de l'empereur Constantin Ier qui la reconstruisit en 313. Constantine est également surnommée la « ville des ponts suspendus » ou bien « ville des aigles ». Ville du malouf, version constantinoise de la musique arabo-andalouse, et des oulémas, elle est la capitale régionale de l'Est du pays. (source wikipedia)
Cream and chocolate Constantines -so love the chocolate color!
This photo shoot went totally wrong :(, bad light... But I hope You can enjoy these bohemian feelings anyway :)
I usually only take photos of one doll at a time, so it was quite difficult for me to concentrate on two dolls at the same time. Somebody once asked me to do a group shot of all my BJD dolls... hmmm... I don't think I have the nerves to do that ;)
Vendor in a bakery during the COVID-19 crisis. Constantine, Algeria.
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Credit: Yacine Imadalou / ILO
Date: NC
Country: Algeria
ILO PHOTO reference Constantine - Algeria 010
Wade plays John Constantine from the comic Hellblazer during Comic Con 2018 in San Diego.
The name's Constantine, but the comic's called Hellblazer. Created by Alan Moore as a supporting character during his run on Swamp Thing, the intent was to create a blue-collar warlock. If Doctor Strange grew up in Toxteth – that's John Constantine, and his attitude's every bit as acerbic as you might expect. A complex character, Constantine is a loner who somehow accrues a large network of friends and loved ones, most of whom end up dead. He's a good man at heart, but prone to the easy, lazy decision that ensures that good may not always prosper. And he's the kind of guy who will not just look Death in the face and laugh, but tell him to shove it up his arse too. Curiously, though Moore imbued Constantine with many of his defining characteristics, he rocketed to prominence under the care of writers like Jamie Delano and Garth Ennis, whose Deadly Habits arc, where Constantine contracts terminal lung cancer, is rightly one of the most celebrated in comic book history.
Trademarks: Blond hair, trenchcoat, snarky attitude, ever-present cigarette dangling from his lip, Liverpudlian accent, damned soul and magical proficiency. *
* Empire Staff. 2016. "The 50 greatest comic-book characters" Empire. MEDIA WEB SITE 2018-07-22. www.empireonline.com/movies/features/50greatestcomicchara...
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Constantine Bay is a village and beach on the Atlantic coast of north Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. It is situated approximately three miles west of Padstow and is in the parish of St Merryn.
Constantine est la troisième ville la plus importante d'Algérie en termes de population.
Constantine, l'une des plus anciennes cités du monde, est une ville importante dans l'histoire méditerranéenne. De son ancien nom Cirta, capitale de la Numidie, elle porte depuis 17 siècles le nom de l'empereur Constantin Ier qui la reconstruisit en 313. Constantine est également surnommée la « ville des ponts suspendus » ou bien « ville des aigles ». Ville du malouf, version constantinoise de la musique arabo-andalouse, et des oulémas, elle est la capitale régionale de l'Est du pays. (source wikipedia)