photo Denis Gliksman, Inrap |
The tomb of a Celtic prince dating from the 5th century BC was recently discovered in the Champagne region of France.
I haven't made any such monumental discoveries but
do seem to keep coming across interesting faces these days.
photo: Le style et la matière
Foire de Chatou
quot capita, tot sensus
"So many heads, so many opinions," said Terrence.
photo: Le style et la matière Foire de Chatou |
And Youtube says that cats will change your outlook.
I hear that in the US, Uber delivers kittens like call-girls or clowns to offices
for entertainment between 12 and 4pm. Am I the only one to find that unpleasantly odd?
Cats at your service?
Cats at your service?
photo: Le style et la matière Musée de Cluny |
A regretful monster squelched under the unrelentingly firm hold of
St Margaret's foot in a painted panel of the saint from the 13th century.
St Margaret's foot in a painted panel of the saint from the 13th century.
photo: Le style et la matière Musée de Cluny |
Carvings of the kings of Judah were from the facade of Notre Dame de Paris c.1220.
These statuary heads served as foundation filler for post-revolutionary construction.
photo: Le style et la matière Musée de Cluny |
Sable from the Middle Ages;
its handsome coat aside, the marten has an expressive face.
its handsome coat aside, the marten has an expressive face.
Rock crystal lions
photo: Le style et la matière Musée de Cluny |
A child's moony face carved in
chalcedony from 2nd century Rome.
chalcedony from 2nd century Rome.
photo: Le style et la matière Musée de Cluny |
Reliquary busts |
photo: Le style et la matière The holy family c.1500 Alsace Musée de Cluny |
Tu m'as fait tourner la tête....
Gentle, dear!
And as silly as it might be, all this relative roundness has me humming
"Mon manège à moi"
Gentle, dear!
And as silly as it might be, all this relative roundness has me humming
"Mon manège à moi"