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Louvre Pyramid, Paris, France: The Louvre Pyramid is a large glass-and-metal structure designed by the Chinese-American architect I. M. Pei. The pyramid is in the main courtyard of the Louvre Palace in Paris, surrounded by three smaller pyramids. Wikipedia
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Louvre Pyramid∆ by ∇Ieoh Ming Pei
#Louvre Pyramid#Architecture#Louvre Museum#Napoleon Courtyard#Louvre Palace#I. M. Pei#Pyramids#Cloudy Sky#French Moments#Louvre#Museum#Paris#France
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... endless amount of knowledge ...
National Library of France, Paris
It traces its origin to the royal library founded at the Louvre Palace by Charles V in 1368. As France’s most important library, it houses over 12 million printed books, 180,000 manuscripts, prints, maps, and other valuable collections.
#endless amount of knowledge#library#libraries around the world#national library of france#paris#louvre#louvre palace
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PALAIS DU LOUVRE
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Growing slowly - Whitehall Palace
So cherry picking from two different designs by Wren and Hawksmoor is as fun as it is frustrating. I guess Jones is here too while Vanbrugh is silently shading influence from a quietly loud corner. Interiors no doubt to be provided by a talented team, especially @stereo-91
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ITS CHARLOTTE CHARADES BIRTHDAY!!! Happy international moment of laughter day! 🤣 Joyeux Anniversaire Charlotte!!!! 🖤🤍🖤🤍🩷🩷❤️❤️🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
#lalaloopsy#birthday#lalaloopsybirthdays#dolls#april#france#french#charlotte#charades#mime#mimes#paris#eiffel tower#versailles#palace of versailles#mona lisa#louvre
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The Napoleon III Apartments at the Louvre, part II. #museedulouvre #louvre #paris #france #napoleon #napoleoniii #napoleoniiiapartments #museum #gallery #palace #royalpalace #apartments #empirestyle #secondempire #empresseugenie #velvet #gold #art #artworks #decor #decoration #frenchdecorativearts #frenchdecorativeantiques #19thcentury #interiors #interior #interiordecor #interiordecorating #interiordecoration #interiordecorator (at Musse Du Louvre Paris, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqVmjuAI61l/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
#museedulouvre#louvre#paris#france#napoleon#napoleoniii#napoleoniiiapartments#museum#gallery#palace#royalpalace#apartments#empirestyle#secondempire#empresseugenie#velvet#gold#art#artworks#decor#decoration#frenchdecorativearts#frenchdecorativeantiques#19thcentury#interiors#interior#interiordecor#interiordecorating#interiordecoration#interiordecorator
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Louvre 2023
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Louvre, Paris. ꒷︶🏛️︶꒷
#Louvre Museum#Renaissance#Architecture#Louvre Pyramid#Napoleon Courtyard#I. M. Pei#Pyramids#Pavillon Richelieu#Pavillon Colbert#Pavillon Turgot#Louis XIV#Monument#Statue#Cloudy Sky#Louvre Palace#French Moments#Louvre#Museum#Paris#France
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Paris Tour: A Wanderer’s Love Affair
Ah, Paris! The city of love and romance. Embarking on a wanderer's love affair in Paris is a truly magical experience. With its charming streets, breathtaking architecture, and world-famous landmarks, Paris offers a plethora of opportunities to explore, discover, and fall in love with its essence. Here's a suggested itinerary for a romantic tour of Paris:
Day 1: Arrival and Seine River Cruise
Begin your journey by arriving in Paris and settling into your accommodation.
Start your exploration with a relaxing Seine River cruise. It offers panoramic views of the city's iconic landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Louvre Museum. It's the perfect way to immerse yourself in the beauty of Paris.
Day 2: Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur
Head to the charming neighborhood of Montmartre, known for its bohemian atmosphere and artistic history.
Visit the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, a stunning white-domed church perched on top of a hill. Climb the steps to reach the basilica and enjoy breathtaking views of the city.
Wander through the narrow streets of Montmartre, discovering its artistic heritage, quaint cafes, and picturesque corners.
Day 3: Louvre Museum and Tuileries Garden
Spend the day exploring the Louvre Museum, home to thousands of masterpieces, including the enigmatic Mona Lisa. Marvel at works of art from various periods and civilizations.
After the museum, take a leisurely stroll through the adjacent Tuileries Garden. Enjoy the manicured lawns, flowerbeds, and beautiful sculptures. Find a bench to relax and take in the atmosphere.
Day 4: Île de la Cité and Sainte-Chapelle
Discover the historic heart of Paris by visiting Île de la Cité, the island where the city was born.
Explore the stunning Sainte-Chapelle, renowned for its exquisite stained glass windows that depict biblical scenes.
Don't miss a visit to the magnificent Notre-Dame Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. Although it was heavily damaged in a fire, it still holds immense beauty and historical significance.
Day 5: Champs-Élysées and Eiffel Tower
Take a walk down the iconic Champs-Élysées, known for its luxury shops, cafes, and theaters.
Reach the end of the avenue to find the monumental Arc de Triomphe. Climb to the top for panoramic views of Paris.
In the evening, make your way to the Eiffel Tower. As the sun sets, witness the tower lighting up, creating a magical ambiance. Consider enjoying a romantic dinner at one of the restaurants nearby.
Day 6: Palace of Versailles
Take a day trip to the Versailles Palace, located just outside Paris. Explore the opulent palace, its stunning gardens, and the Hall of Mirrors.
Spend the day immersing yourself in the grandeur and history of this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Day 7: Boat Picnic on the Canal Saint-Martin
Experience the local vibe by having a boat picnic on the Canal Saint-Martin. Rent a small boat and leisurely cruise along the canal, enjoying the charming scenery.
Pick up some delicious pastries, bread, cheese, and wine from local shops to enjoy during your boat ride.
This itinerary offers a taste of the romantic wonders Paris has to offer. Remember to embrace the city's ambiance, indulge in delicious cuisine, and create your own special moments as you wander through its streets. Enjoy your wanderer's love affair in the City of Light!
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Lamassu, a kind of supernatural beings, lower than the gods with whom they share their nature and privilege. Good Lamassu
Lamaşşu, doğalarını ve ayrıcalıklarını paylaştıkları tanrılardan daha düşük bir tür doğaüstü varlıklar. İyi Lamaşşu.
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“you are the crimson of amaryllis, the silver of moon-touched magnolias” amy lowell, from opal
#art history#amy lowell#history#art#louvre#literature quotes#quotes#aesthetic#tumblrpic#paris#palace of versailles
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Glazed bricks depicting a Persian archer, dating back to around 510 BCE, from the city of Susa in the Achaemenid Empire. This glazed brick bas-relief style was perfected in Babylon, and even the Foundation Charter of the Susa palace states that the baked bricks at the palace were the work of the Babylonians. Louvre Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Photo by Babylon Chronicle
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Ikepri reigns as real life countries
Hi there again my dear Belles. As we all know, ikemen prince reigns ar based on real life countries, or at least, that's what it looks like, specially knowing character's names, I mean, we have Chevalier (french), Von Obsidian (dutch - german), Ricci (italian), Yves (french), Kagari Amagase (japanese)... But, even though some kingdoms are easily "recognised" in real life countries, there are some others that are not that clear. That's why I've decided to match each kingdom to a country. This is just my opinion, so feel free to expose yours. Hope you enjoy little rabbits!!!!!!
Rhodolite - France
Romantic and Elegant Atmosphere: France is often seen as the epitome of romance, known for its picturesque landscapes, charming cafés, and the enchanting ambiance of cities like Paris. Rhodolite reflects this romantic and elegant atmosphere through the bookshops, the taverns, the little plaza with the fountain, the market, the pastisseries, the landscapes, the town… creating a kingdom where love stories unfold against a backdrop of beautiful scenery and intimate settings. The kingdom features elements like festivals or traditions that celebrate love, happiness, freedom and union.
Art, Fashion, Culture and roses: France has a rich artistic heritage, being the birthplace of influential movements such as Impressionism and home to iconic fashion houses. Rhodolite emphasizes this connection by showcasing characters who pay close attention to this type of visual and external things, such as Nokto with the jewelry, fashion, perfumes, etc. The presence of roses as a symbol of beauty and love could be significant in Rhodolite, with gardens filled with rose varieties and floral motifs present in everything, echoing the French appreciation for aesthetics, and also, it is known that France’s national flower is the rose.
Royal Legacy and Noble Etiquette: France’s history is steeped in royal legacy, with grand palaces, elaborate courts, and a system of noble etiquette that has influenced many cultures. Rhodolite portrays a kingdom that maintains these traditions, highlighting a royal family that embodies elegance, grace, and responsibility. The interactions among the nobility reflect the formal customs and social hierarchies reminiscent of historical French courts, adding depth to character relationships and political dynamics.
Architectural Beauty and Palaces: French architecture is renowned for its beauty, with iconic structures like the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and the palaces of Versailles and Fontainebleau. Rhodolite showcases stunning architectural designs, blending various styles like Gothic, Baroque, and Rococo, for example seen in the palace. The kingdom is dotted with grand mansions and beautifully designed public spaces, reflecting the importance of architectural beauty in French culture and serving as a backdrop for significant events and gatherings.
Revolutionary Spirit: France is known for its revolutionary spirit, marked by events like the French Revolution, which reshaped the nation and inspired movements worldwide. Rhodolite embodies this revolutionary ethos by portraying characters who advocate for change, challenge the status quo, and strive for social justice. The kingdom is depicted as a place where ideas of liberty, equality, and fraternity resonate, driving the narrative of personal and societal transformation.
Obsidian - Germany
Strength, discipline and Military Power: Germany is historically recognized for its strong military tradition and disciplined approach to governance and society. Obsidian embodies these qualities by depicting a kingdom with a robust military presence, emphasizing values such as honor, loyalty, and strategic prowess. Characters in Obsidian reflect the disciplined nature associated with German culture, portraying dedication to duty and strength in adversity.
Industrial Powerhouse and Innovation: Germany is renowned for its industrial strength, being home to leading companies in sectors like automotive, engineering, and technology. Obsidian highlights this aspect by showcasing a kingdom that values innovation and technological advancement, I mean they “invented” the guns. The presence of skilled craftsmen, inventors, and engineers are prominent, illustrating a society that thrives on progress and economic power, mirroring Germany's historical emphasis on efficiency and quality.
Cold and Austere Atmosphere: Germany’s cultural identity often includes a perception of coldness or stoicism, reflected in its architectural styles, weather, and social interactions. Obsidian captures this austere atmosphere through its landscapes, character interactions, and overall aesthetic. The kingdom is characterized by a serious demeanor, where emotions are expressed more subtly, especially fear, emphasizing strength and resilience over overt displays of warmth.
Central European Strategic Position: Germany’s central location in Europe has historically made it a crossroads for trade, culture, and politics. Obsidian represents this strategic significance by showcasing its role as a threat for other kingdoms that surround the obsidianites. Characters navigate complex political landscapes, reflecting Germany's historical importance in shaping European dynamics and alliances.
Architectural and Cultural Grandeur: Germany boasts a rich architectural heritage, with castles, cathedrals, and modern structures that showcase its historical and cultural grandeur. Obsidian features majestic buildings, representing the kingdom’s power and strength.
Benitoite - Italy
Luxurious Lifestyle and Grandeur: Italy is synonymous with luxury and grandeur, known for its opulent fashion, exquisite art, and historical monuments. Benitoite embodies this luxurious lifestyle by portraying a kingdom filled with elegant palaces, lavish celebrations, and a strong emphasis on beauty and aesthetics. Characters dress in fine fabrics and adorn themselves with beautiful accessories, reflecting Italy’s rich cultural heritage in fashion and art.
A nation benefited by the sea: Italy’s long coastline has significantly influenced its culture, economy, and way of life. Benitoite reflects this connection to the sea through its geography, highlighting vibrant coastal cities and a thriving maritime culture. The kingdom showcases bustling ports, trade routes, and a lifestyle that embraces the ocean, with characters engaging in activities like fishing, sailing, and enjoying the beach, mirroring Italy’s deep-rooted relationship with the Mediterranean Sea.
Gastronomy and Sophistication (the best of the best): Italian cuisine is renowned worldwide for its richness and diversity, emphasizing high-quality ingredients and sophisticated flavors. Benitoite emphasizes this culinary heritage by showcasing elaborate feasts, traditional cooking methods, and a strong focus on fresh, local produce. Characters engage in the art of cooking, like Silvio when he swapped bodies with Rio, celebrating gastronomy as an essential part of their culture, reflecting Italy’s status as a culinary capital.
"The cradle of commerce": Historically, Italy has been a central hub for commerce and trade, particularly during the Renaissance when cities like Venice and Florence thrived economically. Benitoite embodies this spirit of commerce, showcasing vibrant marketplaces, trade fairs, and a culture that values entrepreneurship and innovation, I mean, look at Silvio, nothing more to add. Characters are depicted as merchants, traders, or skilled artisans, highlighting the importance of commerce in the kingdom’s prosperity.
Rich Alcoholic Heritage: Italy is famous for its wine production, with regions like Tuscany and Piedmont known for their exceptional vineyards and rich traditions surrounding wine-making. Benitoite reflects this alcoholic heritage by incorporating wine and other alcoholic beverages culture into its narrative, showcasing characters who appreciate fine liqueurs, attend harvest festivals, and engage in alcohol making traditions. This connection to Italy’s rich alcoholic heritage could also be reflected in the kingdom's celebrations, where drinking plays a significant role in social gatherings.
Jade - The Netherlands
Natural Beauty and Green Landscapes: The Netherlands is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, characterized by lush green fields, beautiful flower gardens (notably tulip fields), and tranquil waterways. Jade embodies this natural beauty, showcasing a kingdom filled with vibrant flora and serene environments, where characters are deeply connected to nature. The kingdom features breathtaking gardens, parks, and countryside, reflecting the Dutch appreciation for their scenic surroundings.
Rich Herbal Traditions and Innovation: The Netherlands has a long history of herbal medicine and innovation in horticulture, with a significant focus on cultivating plants for medicinal and culinary purposes. Jade highlights this aspect by incorporating herbal traditions, where characters utilize local herbs for healing, cooking, or crafting potions. The kingdom is portrayed as a center for herbal innovation, showcasing advanced gardening techniques and a thriving market for medicinal herbs, mirroring the Dutch reputation in this field.
Cultural Heritage, Tolerance and Neutrality: The Netherlands is known for its cultural diversity and historical commitment to tolerance and neutrality in international affairs. Jade reflects this spirit by portraying a kingdom that embraces various cultures (obsidianite refugees) and ideas, fostering an environment of inclusivity and understanding. Characters from different backgrounds coexist peacefully, contributing to a rich tapestry of traditions, beliefs, and customs within the kingdom.
Connected Communities: The Dutch are famous for their strong sense of community and interconnectedness, often seen in their cooperative agricultural practices and social networks. Jade emphasizes this sense of connection by showcasing tight-knit communities where people work together for the common good, support each other, and celebrate local traditions. The kingdom features festivals, markets, and communal events that highlight the importance of relationships and collaboration among its inhabitants.
Wildlife: The Netherlands is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including various bird species, insects, and unique ecosystems like marshes and wetlands. Jade reflects this biodiversity by incorporating elements of wildlife into its narrative, where characters have a deep respect for nature and actively engage in conservation efforts. The kingdom showcases natural habitats and characters who are passionate about protecting the environment, mirroring the Dutch commitment to sustainability and conservation.
Tanzanite - Persia
Historical Influence and Rich Heritage: Persia has a rich historical legacy, with significant contributions to art, literature, and science throughout the ages. Tanzanite embodies this heritage by portraying a kingdom that honors its past through storytelling, art, and tradition. The kingdom includes historical sites, ancient temples, and a culture that celebrates its roots, reflecting the grandeur of Persian civilization and its impact on the world.
Persian Aesthetics and Ornamentation: Persian art is renowned for its intricate designs, vibrant colors, and detailed craftsmanship. Tanzanite captures this aesthetic through its architecture, clothing, and decorative arts. The kingdom features elaborate palaces adorned with mosaics, beautiful gardens inspired by Persian design, and characters dressed in richly embroidered garments, showcasing the beauty and sophistication associated with Persian culture.
Philosophy and Mysticism: Persian culture has a long tradition of philosophical thought and mysticism, with influential poets and thinkers like Rumi and Omar Khayyam exploring themes of love, spirituality, and the human experience. Tanzanite reflects this depth by incorporating elements of philosophy and mysticism into its narrative, I mean, Azel is portrayed as a God. Characters engage in discussions about existence, love, and magic, drawing inspiration from Persian literature and thought, creating a reflective and introspective atmosphere in the kingdom.
Trade and Cultural Exchange: Historically, Persia was a vital hub for trade along the Silk Road, facilitating the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures. Tanzanite could mirror this aspect by showcasing a vibrant marketplace where diverse cultures converge, highlighting the kingdom's role as a center for commerce and cultural interaction. Characters might be seen as traders, merchants, or travelers who bring different perspectives and traditions to the kingdom, enriching its cultural tapestry. Let's not forget the trade relationship between Azel and Silvio...
Economy: Persia was known for its wealth derived from trade, agriculture, and craftsmanship. Tanzanite could have reflected this economic strength by portraying a kingdom that values trade and innovation. The kingdom might have thrived on the production of unique goods, such as textiles, spices, or artisan crafts, showcasing a dynamic economy that supports its inhabitants and fosters prosperity. But the reality that they have shown us is that they are not as economically powerful as they seem. It almost looks like the greater houses are pretty rich while the rest of the population might live in poverty.
Kogyouku - Japan
Cultural Heritage and Tradition: Japan has a rich cultural heritage characterized by traditional arts, crafts, festivals, and rituals that have been preserved for centuries. Kogyoku seems to embody this sense of tradition through its customs, ceremonies, and the way its inhabitants celebrate their history. The kingdom highlights tea ceremonies, calligraphy, and traditional music, emphasizing the importance of honoring one’s ancestors and cultural practices, thus creating a deep sense of identity.
Sakura trees: Sakura (cherry blossom) trees are iconic in Japanese culture, symbolizing beauty, the transient nature of life, and the arrival of spring. Kogyoku incorporates these trees into its landscape, creating scenes of breathtaking beauty during the cherry blossom season. Characters participate in hanami (flower-viewing) festivals, celebrating the fleeting beauty of the blossoms, which aligns with the Japanese appreciation for nature and the passing of time.
Japanese aesthetic: The Japanese aesthetic emphasizes simplicity, naturalness, and the beauty of imperfection, often seen in art forms like wabi-sabi. Kogyoku reflects this aesthetic through its architecture, gardens, and crafts. The kingdom features tranquil gardens with carefully placed rocks and water elements, understated yet elegant clothing, and art that embraces asymmetry and simplicity, capturing the essence of Japanese beauty.
Civil war: The Sengoku period (1467-1603) was a time of social upheaval, political intrigue, and military conflict in Japan, characterized by powerful clans vying for control. Kogyoku draws inspiration from this historical context, incorporating themes of rivalry, strategy, and the quest for power among noble families. Characters embody the spirit of samurai warriors, showcasing their loyalty, courage, and the complexities of allegiance during a tumultuous era, enriching the kingdom’s narrative with historical depth.
Focus on Honor: Honor is a central tenet of Japanese culture, particularly within the samurai ethos. Kogyoku reflects this focus on honor through its characters’ values, emphasizing loyalty, duty, and respect. The kingdom has a code of conduct that guides the behavior of its inhabitants, with stories centered around noble sacrifices and the importance of maintaining one’s honor in the face of challenges. This aspect resonates deeply with the samurai legacy, highlighting the significance of integrity and personal honor within the kingdom.
Achroite - Sweden/Finland/Iceland
Cultural Coldness and Reserve: The Nordic countries are often perceived as having a cultural disposition characterized by a certain reserve or coldness, particularly in social interactions. Achroite embodies this aspect through its characters, who exhibit a calm and composed demeanor, reflecting the understated communication style of the region. This cultural coldness can be portrayed as a strength, emphasizing the value of inner strength and emotional control, which allows for deep connections beneath the surface.
Commitment to Justice and Equality: Sweden, Finland, and Iceland are known for their strong commitment to social justice, equality, and human rights. Achroite reflects this ethos by showcasing a kingdom that prioritizes fairness and equal opportunities for all its citizens. The kingdom has laws and systems that are pretty strict, emphasizing the importance of social equity in governance and community life, creating a narrative centered around progressive values.
Strong-Minded and Resilient Individuals: The people of the Nordic countries are often characterized by their resilience and strong-mindedness, adapting to the challenges of their harsh environments. Achroite embodies this quality through its characters, who display determination, independence, and resourcefulness in overcoming obstacles. The kingdom might celebrate stories of individuals who stand firm in their beliefs and face adversity with courage, emphasizing the strength of character that defines its inhabitants.
Wisdom and Rationality: Nordic cultures value education, critical thinking, and rational decision-making, often relying on informed discourse and logical reasoning to address societal issues. Achroite reflects this emphasis on wisdom and rationality by portraying characters who approach challenges thoughtfully and analytically. The kingdom is depicted as a center for learning and intellectual exchange, where knowledge and wisdom are cherished, fostering a culture of informed dialogue and progress.
Law and Order as Pillars of Society: In the Nordic countries, law and order are fundamental to maintaining a peaceful and stable society. Achroite mirrors this principle by showcasing a kingdom where justice, rules, and civic responsibility are highly valued. The narrative highlights the significance of laws that promote societal harmony and the role of institutions in upholding order. Characters take on roles as guardians of justice, working to ensure that the kingdom remains a safe and orderly place for all its inhabitants.
And that's it my loves!!!! Hope you've enjoyed this quite long but interesting post!!!! Bibble loves you XOXO.
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This looks like dreams coming true <3
WIP : Le Palais des Tuileries
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Tuileries Garden, Paris, France: The Tuileries Garden is a public garden between the Louvre and the Place de la Concorde in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, France. Created by Catherine de' Medici as the garden of the Tuileries Palace in 1564, it was opened to the public in 1667 and became a public park after the French Revolution. Wikipedia
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