#Jean-Baptiste Tuby

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Jardins du Château de Versailles, Versailles, France | Eric Pouhier

#Jardins du Château de Versailles #Versailles #France #fountain #château de versailles #Sculpture #Art #Artedit #My edit #Jean-Baptiste Tuby

[antoniettabrandeisova]

Acis Playing His Flute, c. 1674. Jean-Baptiste Tuby

#Art #Jardins du château de Versailles #Jean-Baptiste Tuby #Giambattista Tubi #Italian artist #art #artedit #Versailles #France

[overlookedwwiimedia]

Tomorrow We Live (1943)

Basic Story: Jean Baptise is a Frenchman trying to get to England with information on German submarine pens who ends up in the town of St. Pierre-le-Port.

Fan Thoughts: Tomorrow We Live centers around the town of St. Pierre-le-Port under German occupation, and the small and large acts of resistance the townspeople commit to hinder the Germans and aid the Allies.  Jean Baptiste is a fugitive with information on the submarine base at Saint-Nazaire, and is trying to get to England to get there to share the information with the British.  After stumbling into the shop and then house of the Mayor’s daughter Marie DuSchen trying to hide from the Germans, Marie helps hide him with Madame Labouche who has hidden men before while distracting the Germans with her skills as a baker.  Marie and her father Mayor Pierre DuSchen look like collaborators from the outside, but are actually manipulating the bumbling Commandant and aiding the Resistance, until the Resistance successfully destroys a train carrying armaments.  After this, the SS takes over the town and the film loses it’s light-hearted feel as townspeople are taken as hostages and then shot as reprisals for refusing to give up Resistance members.  Jean and Marie try to flee from the shipyard and are nearly caught, but another Resistance member throws the master switches for the shipyard lights, and the British immediately bombard them, allowing them to escape in the chaos.  Unfortunately, while there’s nothing technically wrong with this film, there also isn’t much to make this film stand out from others with similar storylines, keeping this film from being a must-watch.

Warnings: people shot on and off screen (non-graphic)

Available On: Prime Video, Tubi, YouTube

#wwii movies #overlookedwwiimovies

[myanhedonia]

Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse, France

A worker restores the lead of one of the sculptures forming the Apollo’s Chariot Fountain by Jean-Baptiste Tuby depicting Louis XIV driving his four-horse chariot at the Coubertin foundry. This 18-month project will enable the restoration of the fountain at the Versailles castle. Photography by Emmanuel Dunand

[jacomo-madici]

JEAN-BAPTISTE TUBY PLAND DU BOSQUET DE L'ARC DE TRIOMPHE

[the-evil-clergyman]

Diana with a Stag and a Dog by Jean-Baptiste Tuby (1687)

#jean-baptiste tuby #art #sculpture #statue #fine art #17th century #17th century art #baroque #baroque art #french art #french artist #mythology #roman mythology #roman goddess #diana #artemis #goddess #terracotta #classic art

[sweet-xoxo-thatcares]

Moliere, a French film 2007.

I loved this comedy, drama, tragedy, romance. I just caught it as it was leaving Tubi App, just now, which I highly recommend if you like Theatre movies similar to Shakespeare plays or English King & Queen Movies.

Spoiler Alert*

I liked how even though he left the Madam so she could save her marriage and also her daughter from being married off to the wrong man, deep down he wish he could stay. As he expressed his true wishes to stay with the madam, as she was already married...

Its so sad and it shows the difference between real life in love and movies...he even asked for her forgiveness for leaving her later on as she was on her death bed.

I too have felt the same dream. Wishing to be with someone you love, but could never work in selfish endeavors of what the heart wants.

I definitely resignated with the main character, Jean Baptiste, he was so observant, charming, a smart ass, and funny to watch as he was feeling the same way we all feel about watching, yet still protecting someone as crazy and selfish like Mister Jourdain, who was only interested in having other ppl help him woo another madame, even though he was already married, but would never want his wife to do the same. Jourdain was so up his ass, he didn't even know he was being punked and played by the girl he was interested in and the guy he sent as his messenger. I felt sorry for him, but at the same time was thinking "what an idiot." "What an asshole." Lol good fun, comedic drama.

Grandma would love this one too. Baptiste had a sort of Pirates of The Carribean, Johnny Depp, Tim Burton edge mixed with Ghost boi from Umbrella Academy (my other favorite show) except not as selfish, buy still into love like his character.

We used to watch movies and TV shows at her house. Especially the English shows about the king and queen Court on PBS. So much eloquently drawn, but petty strings in the house of every castle. We love mysteries, comedies, and love stories like this with hidden themes and deeper meanings.

When Mister Jourdain found out that other lady (cough cough thot) was actually cruel. It reminded me of how I finally saw Jay the 3rd time without really seeing them as cute anymore. The way they treated ayunna, asked her if it was ok to flirt with a totally different woman at Culver's in front of her, even though Jay had just brought me back into the picture like almost a month in at the time (as the other woman), and much more...but it shows. Just because they're pretty, ppl like that don't deserve anyone if they treat people like they're disposables. As the madam Jourdain was intelligent but used her smarts for selfish reasons, stringing along multiple men for money and gifts and of course sexual favors if she liked. She used ppl just like Jay. Smart, cunning, and got away with it.

I was technically Baptiste and Jourdain in this case. Except I'm glad I left JA alone. They were definitely not worth my time or romantic attention. She was a thot too, used me.

But YES! Good movie, good laugh, good drama and ending 😁

#moliere #Jean the Baptiste #jourdain #Madame #french film #film review #tragedy #I know how this feels

[figuresinthevoid]

Gold & Marble

The Saint-Eustache Church of Paris (First arrondissement, Île-de-France, France).

The construction of the current building was ordered in 1532, in order to offer the city of Paris a church worthy of its greatness.

The initial style of the building was intended as Gothic, despite this late construction. However, the church will have, for its details, characteristics of Renaissance style, and its facade, for example, dates from the nineteenth century, and remains unfinished today, thus only one of the two towers planned has been realized.

The monument, itself, contains sumptuous statues, paintings, and various pieces of Art, which are the fruit of its history, making it a very popular and appreciated tourist place.

(The photographs show, in order: the chapel of the crucifixion; the south transept; a view of several chapels; Plaster stoup of 1834, by Louis-Eugène Bion, "Pope Alexander II instituting the use of holy water", detail; oil on canvas, Tobit and the Angel, Jean-Christophe Windland, 1575; decorative motifs of Renaissance style; the tomb of Jean-Baptiste Colbert, by Antoine Coysevox and Jean-Baptiste Tuby, 1687; Renaissance pillar heads; a view of the organ; and finally, the nave. The original photographs are not mine and are under free license)

#architecture #gothic architecture #renaissance architecture #saint eustache #paris #monument #statues #gothique #gothic #aesthetic #goth aesthetic

[madeleineengland]

Allegory of Spring in Versailles.

This lead group covered with gold leaf belonging to all the seasonal pools, was created in 1674 by Jean-Baptiste Tuby after drawings by Charles Le Brun.

Goddess of flowes and rebirth of nature, Flora sits on a bed of flowers (roses, blueberries, anemones, heliotropes) and surrounded by amours playing with a floral garland

Source: patrimoinefrancilien on instangram

#versailles #garden #palace of versailles #chateau de Versailles #france #french architecture #french art #photography #nature #flowers #art #versaillessadness #myths #mythology #greek myths #flora #greek myth aesthetic #greek myth #greek myths aesthetic #golden #roses #gardens #sculpture #allegory #allegory of spring #aesthetic #beauty #beauty will save the world #1600s #17 century

[detournementsmineurs]

"Les Fleuves de France" série de bronzes (détails) de Balthasar Keller d'après Jean-Baptiste Tuby (XVIIe siècle) face au Château de Versailles, octobre 2020.

#expos #demeures #sculpture #Keller #Tuby #LouisXIV #LeNotre #LeBrun #LeVaux #HardouinMansart #ChateauVersailles #Versailles

[antoniettabrandeisova]

Diana with a Stag and a Dog, c. 1687. Jean-Baptiste Tuby

#Diana with a Stag and a Dog #Art #Sculpture #Jean-Baptiste Tuby #Italian artist #Neoclassicism #mythology #Madame #Artedit

[acrosscenturiesandgenerations]

▪Diana with a Stag and a Dog. Artist: Jean-Baptiste Tuby I (Italy, active France, Paris and Versailles, 1635-1700) Place of origin: Italy Date: 1687 Medium: Terracotta

#17th century #17th century art #17th century sculpture #diana with a stag and a dog #italy #jean-baptiste tuby i #1687

[au-royaume-du-timbre]

Apollo basin Park of the Palace of Versailles. Digital Art, Protect Water, Duty Bronze Sculpture, Unique Pattern

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Apollo basin Park of the Palace of Versailles. Digital Art, Protect Water, Duty Bronze Sculpture, Unique Pattern **************************

Gift for all, and for fans of sculpture, history.

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This creation is a unique piece like everything I create and it is a gift idea for those who appreciate the parks like the Palace of Versailles.

To better enhance it, I did a search on the Web a solution likely to agree; you can discover my choice on the first image that appears.

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡 𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐚 𝐮𝐬𝐞𝐝:

Baroque frame Boulay; black color

with Backing Boards for photo  A4 size: 21x29.7 cm (8.26x 11.69 inches)

I introduced digital editing inside to give you an idea of ​​the rendering.Of course this is only a suggestion, because you have to take into account your existing decoration, the colors of framing that suit you, their material, their shape and the budget that you want to devote to it.

In short, the choice is yours, we must take this suggestion as a beginning track to follow.

𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐢𝐬 𝐰𝐡𝐲 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐑𝐀𝐌𝐄𝐖𝐎𝐑𝐊 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐁𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐁𝐨𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐬  𝐀𝐑𝐄 𝐍𝐎𝐓 𝐒𝐔𝐏𝐏𝐋𝐈𝐄𝐃 The other reason is that I do not manufacture frames and it's not my job; I would have to charge you fees that are not mine.

However, I can give you the links allowing you to find the frame that is part of the suggested presentation.

The goal is to show you that everything can be used as decoration in an entrance, a living room, a library, a dining room or a room. It will be a work of art at reasonable price, that you can offer, offer you, whether you are a collector or not.

************************** 𝟐) 𝐈𝐭𝐞𝐦 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐬𝐚𝐥𝐞:

View 2 shows you the delivered item.You see how easy it is to highlight a beautiful photo print if you compare the first 2 views; and yet they are the same images; it's up to you to improve them in your own way.

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We discover here a superb sculpture of Jean-Baptiste Tuby, the carriage of the god Apollo, in the park of the castle of Versailles.

It is a digital image or figure a portrait of Louis XIV first king to stay in this castle. With the stamp printed on it, you have the item for sale here.

The printing was done beforehand on high quality photo paper: 280 g / m2 semi-glazed with immediate drying.

The other views offer you the front and back stamp, as well as the enlarged protective bag.

The item will be delivered in a plastic pouch slipped into a hard cardboard envelope to protect it during transportation.

It is a letter sent by registered mail, with signature at the reception, which will be used.

If you want more information, do not hesitate, I'm here.

Some technical details:

Feast of the stamp.Offset. Embossed paper.

Varnished layer.Serrated 13 1/4 x 13

2020 quotation: € 6.50 Weight of the cardboard envelope: 90 g

#FrenchPhilatelicArt #PalaceofVersailles #digitalart #photomontage #walldecoration #digitalprint #handmade #France #singlemodel #originalartwork #Christmaspresent #LouisXIV #ApollonBasin #Apolloncarriage

[hellosidereus]

#Repost @artetvous ・・・ Flore va bientôt céder sa saison à Cérès ! ⚜️ Ce bassin réalisé dans la partie nord du jardin, est un des 4 bassins des saisons ponctuant les axes secondaires du parc. C’est en 1675 que Jean-Baptiste Tuby livre ce groupe de plomb doré qui avait été dessiné par Le Brun et doré par Bailly à l’origine. Flore, déesse du printemps est en effet représentée garnie et entourée de guirlandes de fleurs. Une représentation si belle que la texture en est presque visible. Les putti autour d’elle jouent dans ces fleurs. Ici, la paix est visible, le bassin d’Apollon approche dans la promenade, créant ainsi l’ordre ! Différent de Cérès qui elle, par le chaos qu’elle créer avec les saisons en raison de l’enlèvement de Proserpine représente les ténèbres. La composition centrale était à l’origine entourée de larges guirlandes de fleurs dans le bassin faisant sortir 8 gerbes d’eaux et une centrale. Le bassin est modifié en 1681 afin de ne garder que le groupe central et sa gerbe. De nos jours, c’est un jet d’eau en forme de fleur de lys de Louis-Philippe datant de 1830 qui remplace la lance d’eau originale. Le groupe central de Flore a subi quelques dégradations entre 1860-80. Il est totalement restauré sous la troisième république mais dans un état se rapprochant au mieux de l’état identique. Chose faite, le bassin à retrouvé de sa superbe dans les jardins et vient d’être à nouveau doré et de retrouver les couleurs des fleurs propres à sa saison. ⚜️ . . . (presso Château de Versailles) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBX1wTnBA7T/?igshid=9vhgge3wlhsi

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[au-royaume-du-timbre-poste]

BASSIN D'APOLLON DU PARC DU CHÂTEAU DE VERSAILLES. ART POSTAL, ART NUMÉRIQUE, PHILATÉLIE protégeons l'eau, sculpture en bronze, l'attelage d'Apollon

════════════ ❄❄ Go to the shop on a ETSY all my creations ☞ https://www.etsy.com/fr/shop/FrenchPhilatelicArt ════════════ ❄❄ or directly ☞ With all the details. https://www.ungrandmarche.fr/boutiques/p/art-numerique/bassin-d-apollon-du-parc-du-chateau-de-versailles-art-post/1544063 ════════════ ❄❄ Nous découvrons ici une superbe sculpture de Jean-Baptiste Tuby, l'attelage du dieu Apollon, dans le parc du château de Versailles.

C'est une image numérique ou figure un portait de Louis XIV premier roi à séjourner dans ce château.

Avec le timbre feuillet fixé dessus, vous avez l'article en vente ici.

L'impression a été faite au préalable sur du papier photo de haute qualité : 280 g/m2 semi-glacé à séchage immédiat.

Les autres vues vous proposent le timbre en recto et verso, ainsi que dans son sachet protecteur en agrandi.

L'article sera livré dans une pochette en plastique glissée dans une enveloppe cartonnée rigide pour le protéger pendant le transport.

C'est une lettre envoyée en recommandé, avec signature à la réception, qui sera utilisée.

Si vous voulez d'autres informations, n'hésitez-pas, je suis là.

Quelques détails techniques :

Fête du timbre.

Offset. Papier gaufré.

Couche vernis.

Dentelé 13 1/4 x 13

Cotation 2018 : 5 €

#Versailles #montagenumérique #modèleunique #madeinFrance #France #philatélie #artpostal #Artnumérique

[sex-death-rebirth]

Diana with a Stag and a Dog by Jean-Baptiste Tuby

#diana #artemis #goddess #divine feminine