#popincourt

[thepastisalreadywritten]

This photo, taken on 25 June 1848, is the first in the history of photography ever used to illustrate a news story.

The photograph shows the Rue Saint-Maur-Popincourt in Paris during the June Days Uprising, full of barricades that were used in a battle between government forces and demonstrating workers.

The photo was published as an engraving in L'Illustration, 1-8 July 1848.

[vuesparisiennes]

Marché Popincourt, Boulevard Richard Lenoir, 11e Paris

[codexurbanus]

Codex Urbanus, Ultrafelis dimetrodon, Cité Popincourt, 75011 Paris street art

[detournementsmineurs]

Street Art signé de l'artiste Fred le Chevalier dans le quartier de Popincourt à Paris, juillet 2024.

[fideidefenswhore]

is it true elizabeth blount was 13 when henry showed interest in her? I mean??

Elizabeth Blount's preeminent biographer (Elizabeth Norton) estimates that she was born circa 1500, Murphy (Henry Fitzroy's preeminent biographer) estimates she was born 1499; however, the evidence for when the affair began, as Norton puts it, is 'scant'. Dr Murphy estimates that it began 1518, during COA's pregnancy (with Jane Popincourt being his mistress from 1514-1517). It thus seems a judicious estimate would be that her affair with Henry began when she was 18-19.

Anything to suggest it began earlier seems circumstantial (such as, her father receiving a two-year advance on his wages as a Spear, circa 1515, the appointment of her great-uncle as the Queen's vice-chamberlain circa 1517), Henry had favored the Blounts since 1509, with William Blount, her kinsman, likely being her introduction to court.

I agree with Murphy, here: "it is unlikely that Henry became involved with Elizabeth [Blount] before 1518", and, "she cannot have been born until at least 1499, the year after her parents consummated their marriage, and since she had to be at least twelve to take up a court post, she must have been born before March 1500".

[dmpix]

Paris XIe Arrondissement

Paris XIe. Arrondissement de Popincourt.

[cochonneries]

Al Taglio

Sur place ou à emporter, choisissez vos recettes, la taille dont vous avez envie et consommez ! Certaines recettes sont originales : jambon de parme / mozzarella, aubergine / ail / parmesan / basilic ou encore pomme de terre / crème de truffe.

Al Taglio Définitivement fermé 2bis, rue Popincourt 75011 Paris

[pierreism]

'Tes Samedis' by Double Françoise + Popincourt

via FREAKSVILLE

[justbag]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Louis Vuitton Monogram Popincourt O Tote Bag Brown.

[pendantandring]

👑💕 👑💕 Part 5 👑💕 👑💕 in which French lady-in-waiting, Mistress Mary Popincourt is refused passage when 16-year-old Mary Tudor is shipped off to France by her jerk of a brother to meet her ancient bridegroom, the King of France, Louis XII...

[wright21love]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: *SOLD* Louis Vuitton Popincourt Haut Shoulder Handbag FL0035.

[noticieropoblano]

Van 4 heridos y un fallecido tras tiroteo en París; hay un detenido de 16 años

Van 4 heridos y un fallecido tras tiroteo en París; hay un detenido de 16 años

La noche del lunes fue de total terror en París, pues se reportó un ataque por parte de hombres armados, quienes llegaron a un bar y, sin mediar palabra, abrieron fuego. Todo ocurrió en un bar de ‘shisha’ de la calle Popincourt, ubicado en el distrito 11. De acuerdo con los testimonios, fue a las 21:30 horas cuando dos sujetos salieron de un vehículo, sacaron armas y rafaguearon a dos personas…

[detournementsmineurs]

Street Art dans le quartier Popincourt, Paris, juillet 2024.

[lesvoutesparis13]

Vendredi 3 juin 2022

[proleutimpressionists]

People of Popincourt, rejoice!

Today you can celebrate the birthday of your very special neigborhood girl.

On February 18, 1844 Victorine Meurent was born in your midst, at 39 rue de la Folie-Méricourt, today the rue Popincourt, Paris. The Brasserie du Prince Eugène was on the ground floor. The rest of the six story building contained one or two room apartments.

In one of those lived the “ciseleur” Jean-Louis-Étienne Meurent with his wife Louise-Thérèse Lemesre who gave birth to a baby girl that 18 years later would become the favorite model of Édouard Manet and help him to change the face of painting.

I shall dedicate a number of posts to her over the coming weeks in an effort to get to know her better.

Édouard Manet, Le déjeuner sur l'herbe (The Luncheon on the Grass), 1863. Oil on canvas, 208 × 264 cm. Musée d'Orsay, Paris (detail)