#jacques andre

[germanpostwarmodern]

Garden Chair (1936-37) designed by Jacques André, made from acrylic glass and painted steel.

[diioonysus]

symbols in art: seashells

[armoricaroyalty]

Coverage of the Armorican royal family, week of Nov. 5 - Nov. 11

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[lasaraconor]

[yorgunherakles]

anılarımda beni yalnızca sen tedirgin ediyorsun.

ingeborg bachmann - dar zaman

[awholelotofladybug]

Jacques Deforest: A Miraculous Ladybug OC

Name: Jacques Deforest

Age: late 40′s

Physical description: 5′10″ tall, broad-shouldered, physically fit, short, dark brown hair, clean shaven with a scar across his face

Wardrobe: Dark green t-shirt, black leather biker jacket, blue jeans, black leather boots, and occasional black sunglasses

Story: Jacques Deforest has always been on the wrong side of the tracks. Coming from a problematic home and with a younger sister and brother, Jacques learned to fend for himself, and them, at an early age. Sadly, while his siblings managed to get on the right track, Jacques found himself addicted to the thrill of being on the wrong track. He soon became a criminal, and would eventually create his own gang, a “pack” if you will, of whom he is the “alpha.” Jacques and his gang now terrorize the locals wherever they go. However, ruthless and cruel as he may seem, deep down, Jacques still has a small sense of honor and loyalty to those he cares about. Who knows? One day, at the very least, he might do the wrong thing for the right reason.

[1337wtfomgbbq]

Don't we all tend to forget that there was color in those black-and-white times?

André Darrigade, Jacques Anquetil and Raymond Poulidor, ca. 1964.

[portraituresque]

Jacques-Andre Boiffard - self portrait in photomaton

[nofatclips]

Tell Them by James Blake (featuring Moses Sumney & Metro Boomin) from the album Assume Form

[edwordsmyth]

Love on the Ground, Jacques Rivette (1984)

[ozkar-krapo]

Jacques DIENNET

"Mante"

(2LP box. Hat Hut rcds. 1987 / rec. 1984/86) [FR]

[squirrelfm]

"Sit down. Your generosity is becoming overwhelming as it gets closer to ten o'clock. You're staying with me, Karswell. You've sold your bill of goods too well because I believe you now. I believe that in five minutes something monstrous and horrible is going to happen. And when it does, you're going to be here so that whatever happens to me will happen to you." ~ John Holden

[thebunsquad]

If a dog and a dolphin can get along.... Why not a dog and a bear?!

[armoricaroyalty]

I posted this a couple days ago and accidentally deleted it, whoops. Here are the public opinion survey results for the Armorican royal family!

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[spectaculardistractions]

From François Truffaut Paris, 25 August 1959 Dear Sir, First, allow me to express my profound admiration for Nazarín, a film of such magnificent simplicity, logic, intelligence and beauty. Unfortunately, I also see it as my duty to pester you: in October we will publish issue no.100 of Cahiers du cinéma. This is an important occasion for us and we would be sorry if your name were not to appear on an index that will include many of Cahiers’ film-maker friends: Renoir, Becker, Bresson, McLaren, Cocteau, Tati, etc. Doniol-Valcroze, who has just made his first feature, will write a historical review of Cahiers; and we will publish the illustrated script of the documentary Bazin wanted to make about Roman churches. Your contribution could be a message, a drawing, an imaginary interview, a letter, a polemic, anything; the main thing is that we should not celebrate this anniversary without you. We need to finalize submissions on 15 September, so time is short… Forgive me for interrupting your work (or rest) and be assured of my loyalty and devotion, François Truffaut Cahiers du cinema 146 Champs-Élysées

Jo Evans & Breixo Viejo, Luis Buñuel: A Life in Letters

[plaque-memoire]

Plaque en hommage à : Résistants français

Type : Lieu de décès

Adresse : 10 rue de l'Aumône, 45140 Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle, France

Date de pose :

Texte : Fusillés en ce lieu pour la défense de nos libertés. 1942-1944. Amiot Bernard, Auger Marc, Baradon Étienne, Baum Abraham, Beaupin Fernand, Bertheau Robert, Cacault Guy, Charbonnaud Jacques, Chartier André, Chevrin Louis, Devin Georges, Girardot Paul, Jacquet Henri, Jenot Maurice, Lagier Gérard, Lambert Roland, Leclerc Roger, Lelièvre Maurice, Langele Charles ; Lemaire Michel, Leraut Antonin, Lerouge Marcel, Martin Henri, Mandard Pierre, Mazet Marcel, Millet Maurice, Morand Roger, Murzeau André, Page Maurice, Pascual Améla, Régnier Léon, Rivet Jacques, Rivière Fernand, Roblin Jean, Terrenoire Charles, Vergracht Guy, Pilongery Marcel, Berthier Célestin. A jamais vénérons leur généreux sacrifice.

Quelques précisions : Située en zone occupée, l'agglomération d'Orléans souffre pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, et devient à ce titre un point chaud de la Résistance. Plusieurs groupes de résistants y sont particulièrement actifs, comme le groupe Chanzy. Nombreux sont les résistants et leurs soutiens qui y perdront la vie. Ainsi, au champ de tir des Groues, à Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle (banlieue d'Orléans), une quarantaine de victimes seront fusillées par les Allemands. Près de la moitié d'entre elles sont exécutées en représailles aux actions de sabotage menées par la Résistance en 1943, cette fusillade en particulier constituant l'un des massacres les plus meurtriers de la région. Certains de ces résistants, comme Marcel Lerouge ou Fernand Rivière, sont honorés par d'autres plaques commémoratives de l'agglomération orléanaise. Le nom d'autres, comme Maurice Millet ou Guy Vergracht, a été donné à des gymnases locaux.