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Two pusses with two odalisquesta5yb1q8n8epgb7n6nzf2m9c9gpr0a4jTwo pusses with two odalisques

Posted on 2 Февраль 2012 by Заратустра
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We graciousely found a couple of charming ladies in the Palace of Louvre and kindly sitted with them for the great French artists:dg7er9cst64nzre7wkbdouwfibkjl91o

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Жак Луи Давид, Кот с Мадам Рекамье

Jacques Louis David, Le Chat avec Madame Recamier2aqr3vogzrlfrrzan8mnng59ju5y2cmv

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We graciousely found a couple of charming ladies in the Palace of Louvre and kindly sitted with them for the great French artists:

Жан Огюст Доминик Энгр. Две большие одалиски

Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, Deux Grandes Odalisques

 

Жак Луи Давид, Кот с Мадам Рекамье

Jacques Louis David, Le Chat avec Madame Recamier
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The secret of Mona Lisa’s smile revealed!

Posted on 3 Январь 2012 by Заратустра
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Mona Lisa’s smile is a mystery no more.s4y7t0ol279a3bcthznf6u7acxv5jmb1

She smiled beacause We were there. Let you have on your knees 10 kilos of the immeasurable grandeur and have no smile.
Afterwards Leonardo reluctantly painted out Our image. He was  afraid of the reaction of the art criticists and gallerists who were normally treating the pictures with cats as not serious.
But the smile of Mona Lisa remained on the painting.
That is the true story.8etzyshkybhqi2w4f4vcke8agrbksybq

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Mona Lisa’s smile is a mystery no more.

Leonardo da Vinci, Mona Lisa

Leonardo da Vinci, Mona Lisa

She smiled beacause We were there. Let you have on your knees 10 kilos of the immeasurable grandeur and have no smile.
Afterwards Leonardo reluctantly painted out Our image. He was  afraid of the reaction of the art criticists and gallerists who were normally treating the pictures with cats as not serious.
But the smile of Mona Lisa remained on the painting.
That is the true story.
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