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jkrikis · 1 year ago

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camino frances / pamplona

#pamplona #lensblr #lensculture #fine art photography #photographers on tumblr #black and white #urban #camino frances #spain

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semioticapocalypse · 7 months ago

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Henri Cartier-Bresson. Bullfight at San Fermín Festival. Pamplona, Spain. 1952

I Am Collective Memories • Follow me, — says Visual Ratatosk

#BW #Black and White #Preto e Branco #Noir et Blanc #黒と白 #Schwarzweiß #retro #vintage #Henri Cartier-Bresson #Bullfight #San Fermín Festival #Pamplona #Spain #1952 #1950s #50s

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lascitasdelashoras · 3 months ago

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Marianne Breslauer, Pamplona, 1933

#marianne breslauer #pamplona #españa

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deseopolis · 1 month ago

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Restauración del Palacio del Condestable. Pamplona, España. 2002-2008. Tabuenca-Leache.

#renovation #architecture #Pamplona #Tabuenca Leache #spain

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henk-heijmans · 1 year ago

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Pamplona, Spain - by Ramón Masats (1931), Spanish

#Ramón Masats #Spain #Pamplona

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federer7 · 10 months ago

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Sanfermines. Pamplona, Navarra, Spain. 1960

Photo: Ramón Masats

#Ramón Masats #1960 #Sanfermines #pamplona

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aimuscle · 6 months ago

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Big bulls

#culturismo #ai art #bodybuilder #bodybuilding #muscle art #ai generated #culturista #muscles #musclegrowth #san fermín #Sanfermines #Pamplona #running of the bulls

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beautiful-basque-country · 3 months ago

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Japanese violin player Midori Goto plays "Zapateado", written by Basque composer Pablo Sarasate.

Sarasate was born in Iruña (Nafarroa) in 1844 and was soon recognized as a child prodigy for music. Being just 12, Sarasate was awarded a scholarship by Spanish queen Isabella II to study in Paris, and just three years later he was a reknown soloist and composer throughout Europe.

According to the press of the time, his concerts and recitals were memorable, remarking Sarasate's the subtlety of his interpretation that combined attack, passion, flexibility and a natural facility for the violin. His left-hand technique was also famous, and so was his speed of execution. His universal prestige as a concert artist reached universal literature, when one of his performances at St James's Hall (London) was used by Arthur Conan Doyle in his story The Red-Headed League, when Sherlock Holmes postpones his investigations to go and listen to Sarasate, as a true fan of the violin.

Fun fact: Midori Goto was just 18 in the video.