#Hall of Mirrors

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hall of mirrors by siouxie n the banshees is LIIIIIIIITERALLY araneas song

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‘Watcher World’ Poster (Version 3)

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ok.

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Hall of Mirrors, Versailles, France: The Hall of Mirrors is a grand Baroque style gallery and one of the most emblematic rooms in the royal Palace of Versailles near Paris, France. The grandiose ensemble of the hall and its adjoining salons was intended to illustrate the power of the absolutist monarch Louis XIV. Wikipedia

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Bruce Lee in Han's Hall of Mirrors in Enter the Dragon (1973).

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Versailles Hall of Mirrors Window Arch 

Available for download

This object is found in sculptures and has 1 swatch. This arch matches the colour scheme used in Felixandre’s Hall of mirrors set.

LINK BELOW:

http://simfileshare.net/folder/190589/

[artschoolglasses]

The Amalienburg on the grounds of Schloss Nymphenburg

Munich, Germany

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The Grotesque, i.e., exaggerated deformity, can be used to externalize the internal flaws and corruption, whether within individuals (a technique favored by Charles Dickens) or institutions (e.g., the gargoyles on top of every Creepy Cathedral in the Gothic). On the other hand, the grotesque can be paired with innocence to serve as a counterpoint to good-looking evil, as in Frankenstein (the Creature before it turns evil) and The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Quasimodo).

—TVTropes

Gif by @goodsirs 🖤

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Siouxsie. ♡♡

[sassygal88]

Andrew Koji, Rom Blanco and Dominic Coates at the Tramway screening of Hall of Mirrors (November 2016)

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Official Stills 📸 @frigstadfilms

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Masquerade (Hall of mirrors)

[tomoleary]

Gary Hallgren “Hall of Mirrors” Unused Dan O'Neill's Comics and Stories and Air Pirates Mickey Mouse w/Phantom Blot (undated) Source

“Second board has airbrushed areas for color breaks but was not broken down further into 4 colors.”

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just interesting.

[royalty-nobility]

Marie Antoinette and Her Children

Artist: Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun (French, 1755-1842)

Genre: Portrait

Date: 1787

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Collection: Palace of Versailles, Versailles

In 1785, by order of Louis XVI, the office of royal households commissioned this important portrait of Marie Antoinette from Vigée Le Brun, the first woman to attain the rank of painter to the king.

The painting shows Marie Antoinette wearing a red velvet gown with sable lining. Her younger son, the future Louis XVII, is sitting on her lap and her daughter, Marie-Thérèse, is leaning on her arm. Her elder son, Louis-Joseph, the Dauphin at the time, is near the empty cradle, intended for her younger daughter, Sophie-Béatrice, who died before the painting's completion.

The painting is heavy with symbolism. Its overall composition is inspired by Renaissance depictions of the Holy Family, as advised by Jacques-Louis David, a notable contemporary painter. There are additional references more personal to Marie Antoinette, such as the Hall of Mirrors of Versailles behind her, or the dress she is wearing, which is reminiscent of one Marie Leszczyńska wore in a portrait. There is also a jewellery cabinet on the right, which evokes the story of Cornelia, an ancient Roman who famously said her children were her jewels. This last reference serves to emphasize Marie Antoinette’s image as a mother, placing her own children above material concerns like jewels, especially in the wake of the Diamond Necklace scandal.

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