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TUNES FOR THE POST APOCALYPSE
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Lyon, Auvergne Rhône Alpes, France
Lyon lit up the night in the best way, and the opening of Fête des Lumières turned the entire city into one huge outdoor gallery. The projections on the historic façades are the heart of the event, and each one tells a different story as you move from square to square. The festival began in the nineteenth century as a tribute to the Virgin Mary, and it has grown into one of the biggest light events in Europe.
Walking through the city during opening night feels different from any other time of year. Every corner has something new, from large scale displays on public buildings to small light pieces set up by local artists. The clouds cleared and the moon lit the rooftops, which made the reflections on the Saône and Rhône even stronger. It is one of those evenings where you look in every direction because there is always something happening.
If you go, start early so you can see the installations before the biggest crowds arrive. Many of the best pieces are spread around Presqu’île, so comfortable shoes help. Warm drinks are easy to find at pop up stands, and the quays make good places to take a break between the displays.
Lyon knows how to sparkle, and Fête des Lumières is the moment the whole city shows it.
Photographer: Juan Sanchez - @juans83
#archidesiign #architecture #design #travel #photography #europe #lyon #france
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Photographer Drew Gardner set out to recreate portraits of famous historical figures using their actual living descendants as models.
He spent months researching family lineages, verifying ancestry, and locating authentic descendants for each portrait.
With careful attention to detail, Gardner recreated period costumes, props, and lighting to match the original artworks as closely as possible.
It feels like history stepping out of the past and standing right in front of us.
via:@drewgardnerphotographer
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In 2006, the album was rated No.1 on Classic Rock magazine's '100 Greatest British Albums' poll, and No.1 in a poll conducted by Guitar World.
The album has now sold over 23 million copies in the US. The typeface for the lyrics to Stairway to Heaven, printed on the inside sleeve of the album, was Jimmy Page's contribution.
He found it in an old arts and crafts magazine from the late 19th century.
He thought the lettering was interesting and arranged for a designer to create a whole alphabet.
The man on the cover of Led Zeppelin IV is Lot Long, a Victorian-era thatcher from Mere, Wiltshire, England, identified in 2023 as the subject of a 1892 photograph by Ernest Howard Farmer, who was carrying a bundle of sticks, not a painting as once thought.
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Chillon Castle stands on a small rock island, approximately 100 m long and 50 m wide, in a strategic position between the lake and the Alps.
The first chronicle mention of the castle as a residence of the Counts of Savoy dates back to 1160, although, according to some sources, the castle could have been founded even earlier, in the 9th century. During excavations in 1896, traces of Roman presence were found on this site - in particular, Roman coins.
During the reign of Count Peter II of Savoy, the castle was strengthened and expanded by the court architect Pierre Meunier. Active reconstruction of the castle continued until the 15th century. It was during this period that the main structures were erected, determining its historical appearance.
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Stained glass window and ceiling at the famous Art Nouveau Museum at Casa Lis (1905) in Salamanca, Spain. Architect: Joaquin de Vargas y Aguirre.
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The "POSEIDON" vase by René Lalique. FRANCE 1910
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Amazing... dragons are everywhere ...
Art Nouveau bell push,
c 1900, Barcelona, Spain.
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Beautiful sunny day at
White Beach Station 1,
Sunset,
a wonderful time of the day 🌄
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Jason Johnston, a sculptor...
does amazing commission and limited edition bronze sculpture.
'Citroën mille Pattes'
built for testing Michelin tires.
From this "barn find" to this "on track" car in six months.... evenings & weekends.
It was a lot of work, but this 1958 Victress C2 Coupé was brought back to life.
Designed by Merrill Powell in 1953 it was way ahead of its time and copied by others including GM's 1961 Corvette rear.
During the restoration, the side vents went from horizontal to vertical.
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Ladakh Woman's traditional dress,
Leh, Jammu and Kashmir India.
The Art Nouveau masterpiece was designed by Victor Horta between 1895 and 1898.
The stunning stained-glass dome of the Hôtel van Eetvelde in Brussels, Belgium.
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This mornings walk to Whitesand Beach with Amigo and Cypher.
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🤿 "Something wicked this way comes"
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