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oautincorrectquotes · 6 months
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Belle: I can't believe you assassinated the King!
Rumple: Well, 'assassinated' implies it was politically motivated. I killed him because he was a dick, so technically I murdered him
Belle: That's not better!
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the-evil-clergyman · 4 months
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A Nymph in a Wooded Landscape by Jean-Jacques Henner (19th Century)
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satakentiaphoto · 10 months
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Juin 2. 1ère Chute du Carbet. Capesterre, Guadeloupe.
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huariqueje · 7 months
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The Forest at dusk - Léon Germain Pelouse , 1885.
French , 1838-1891
Oil on canvas , 162 x 130 cm.
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renwick-artz · 6 months
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Pt 15: A helping hand?
I would like to apologise for how long it has been taking me to make this comic- art block has been eating my ass.
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illustratus · 26 days
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Madness of Charles VI: crossing the forest of Le Mans on an expedition against Pierre de Craon, the king, brandishing a sword, mistakes the members of his retinue for enemies and attacks them.
— Froissart's Chronicles
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sictransitgloriamvndi · 6 months
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solcattus · 2 months
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Landscape, c. 1860
By Alphonse Legros
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destroyedchild · 7 days
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oldnorthcarolina · 4 months
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French Broad River and East Frederick Law Olmsted Way, Asheville, NC
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oautincorrectquotes · 6 months
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Rumple: No one can hurt me if I’m cold and detached and not emotionally invested in anyone
Belle: Hi :)
Rumple: *sweating* Shit
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the-evil-clergyman · 1 year
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Nymphe Surprise par un Satyre by Pierre Cabanel (1875)
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satakentiaphoto · 7 months
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Juin 6. Toucan. Parc des Mamelles, Guadeloupe.
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huariqueje · 8 months
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Nº 456   -  Pierre-Luc Poujol
French , b. 1963 -
Acrylic on canvas, 59 x 59 cm.
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peaceinthestorm · 4 months
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Émile Henri Bernard (1868-1941, French) ~ Promeneuse dans la clairière, n/d ~ Liseuse aux Templiers, 1921
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r-aindr0p · 3 months
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Are there any fae-like creatures in french myths?
I know about the story of a giant black wolf that terrorized France back in the day, but that’s all I can remember.
Legends and stories including wolves are in fact really widespread in european culture since middle age ! But yeah the most well known in France is the Beast of Gévaudan which was described as massive ! (and the one from Le petit chaperon rouge/Little red riding hood)
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Concerning other creatures and fairies/faes in french legends and stories, we do have
Mélusine : fairies mentioned a bit everywhere in France, they are mostly described as women with a scaly tail lower body and are sometimes associated with mermaids or vouivres. (far from how they look like in genshin impact)
Vouivre : not to be mistaken with wyverns, vouivres are creatures described as snakes with bat wings, sometimes they are depicted having rear legs and wings (and they look very goofy like that imo). These creatures can be aquatic and in some descriptions, possess a big jewel on their forehead.
Tarasque : a creature from provencal legends, which lived in a swamp near Tarascon and terrorized and ate people. It's most popular description was of a big creature with a spiked turtle shell, six bear legs, horse ears, bull chest, lion head, a human face and a twisted tail. Legend says Ste. Marthe tamed the beast. (I swear they were just being attacked by bowser this is the same creature)
These are the one I depicted roughly in the pic above but there are many more creatures depending on the different regions of France ! (There's a lot of fairies and fantasy like creature in stories from bretagne/brittany) Some others that I find either fun or cool are :
Meneurs de loup : which translates to wolf leaders are people told to be able to talk to wolves and even transform into one, either because they are werewolves or they made a pact with the devil. (it's kinda giving spice and wolf vibes and I love that story sm)
Jambe crue/Came-cruse : Roaming in the Pyrénées at night, this thing is a single leg with an eye on the knee that eats people and runs very fast. (Idk why this one is so funny to me but oddly terrifying as well)
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