Louvre-boîtes IIII by marcopol
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D'après Raphaël, Saint Georges luttant avec le dragon, v. 1503-1505, Musée du Louvre, Aile Denon, salle 710.
Merci pour votre visite et vos commentaires.
After Raphael, Saint George wrestling with the dragon, c. 1503-1505, Louvre Museum, Denon Wing, room 710.
Thanks for your visit and your comments.
Comments (7)
excellent
Thank you very much
Jolie création. La demoiselle est très jolie
Merci beaucoup
Hahaha! Excellent! I didn't know, they exhibit a giant can opener at the louvre!
it is a contemporary fashion to combine works from the past with other very contemporary ones in the same exhibition. The aesthetic shock is not always very successful.
Bravo! This has so much resonance to the modern day experience of visiting a gallery... tourists spending more time photographing than looking with their eyes, and the "flashy" allure of the sensationalist (and frequently meaningless) over the rich often ignored heritage.. I particularly like the seemingly reproachful look from the suit of armour ... or is it worry that the giant can opener will be used?
I fully share your comment. Once again, it is a real pleasure to see that my attention to detail has been noticed.
Outil indispensable pour disséquer l'armure !
En effet, cela ajoute une tension à la scène. Sous cet angle l'ouvre-boîtes prend des allures d'animal mythique :) Merci pour tes commentaires.
Guess the dragon would have loved having one of these when he met St. George.
ah, ah, you make me laugh. maybe the can opener is the dragon's ultimate metamorphosis :)
Encore une fois, Joe Jarrah a touché juste!
Eh oui :)