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...Contents BOTTICELLI?S MADONNA ......................................................................................................... 4 IN THE LOUVRE ............................................................................................................................. 4 THE TOMB OF ILARIA GIUNIGI ..................................................................

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.................................................................... 4 IN THE LOUVRE ....................................................................... ............... 9 4 Verse Verse by Edith Wharton BOTTICELLI’S MADONNA IN THE LOUVRE What strange presentiment, O Mother, lies On thy waste brow and sadl...

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... a gentle man was reclining at his ease on the great circular divan which at that period occupied the centre of the Salon Carre, in the Museum of the Louvre. This commodious ottoman has since been removed, to the extreme regret of all weak-kneed lovers of the fine arts, but the gentleman in question had taken serene possession of its softest spot, and, with his head thrown...

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...t that period occupied the centre of the Salon Carre, in the Museum of the Louvre. This com- modious ottoman has since been removed, to the extreme re... ...sical feats which left him less jaded than his tranquil stroll through the Louvre. He had looked out all the pictures to which an asterisk was affixed... ...ation a temperate man; but he had supped the night before his visit to the Louvre at the Cafe Anglais— some one had told him it was an experience not ... ...tram led his companion away. They passed through the glorious halls of the Louvre, down the stair- cases, along the cool, dim galleries of sculpture, ... ...was strolling along, rather hard up for amuse- ment. I sort of noticed the Louvre as I passed, and I thought I would go in and see what was going on. ... ...Tristram, “I suppose I am original; like all those immoral pictures in the Louvre.” “Besides,” Newman continued, “I don’t want to work at pleasure, an... ...eak- ing inconsiderately?” “If she will make me six or eight copies in the Louvre as pretty as that Madonna, I will pay her the same price,” said Newm... ...s and fresh gloves; one can’t wear shabby gowns among the splendors of the Louvre.” “But your daughter earns enough to pay for her own clothes,” said ... ...paint-box, a canvas, and a new dress, and went and set up her easel in the Louvre. There in one place and another, she has passed the last two years; ...

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...f a house recently pulled down, at the point where in our day the wing begins which was intended to unite the chateau of Catherine de Medici with the Louvre of the Valois....

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...ns which was intended to unite the chateau of Catherine de Medici with the Louvre of the Valois. The man stood there with folded arms and a bowed head...

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...uay from which a spectator can look up the Seine from the Jardin des Plantes to Notre-Dame, and down, along the vast perspective of the river, to the Louvre. There is not another point of view to compare with it in the capital of ideas. We feel ourselves on the quarter-deck, as it were, of a gigantic vessel. We dream of Paris from the days of the Romans to those of the Fra...

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...s to Notre-Dame, and down, along the vast perspective of the river, to the Louvre. There is not another point of view to compare with it in the capita... ...Hotel-Dieu, of the miseries of Paris. After gazing at the splendors of the Louvre we can, by taking two steps, look down upon the rags and tatters of ...

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...yone I knew, so long as I stayed away from the Opera Quarter. Visiting the Louvre was my favorite pastime; I loved viewing the masterpieces of scul... ... dashing majordomo. Gilbert accompanied me anywhere from Les Halles to the Louvre or the recently opened Eiffel Tower, and none of our neighbors tu...

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...and scrutinized as Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa. Yet, when it was stolen from the Louvre in Paris in 1912, forgers passed 6 replicas as the origin...

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...ţi vine prin po şt ă. Muzeul, prin dimensiune şi valoare, este comparat cu Louvre-ul. O expozi ţie de art ă (sec. XIX-XX). Iat ă şi o carte de acum...

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...iri neîncrez ătoare, ignorându-m ă... Muzeul Luvru A treia zi: Musée du Louvre. Nu- ţi ajunge o s ăpt ămân ă întreag ă s ă-i vizitezi toate co... ...vre. Nu- ţi ajunge o s ăpt ămân ă întreag ă s ă-i vizitezi toate colec ţiile! Louvre-ul medieval era deschis: antichit ăţi egiptene, macheta Castelu... ...i Regelui Charles V (sec. XV) devenit muzeul actual. Galeria de “Hystoire du Louvre” mi se pare o istorie a istoriei. Pictur ă realist ă francez ă...

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...rdkeeping expanded, and clerks were trained for scribal duties. In the Louvre sits a stone statue of the Scribe Squatting on His Haunches. He‘s al...

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...cordkeeping expanded, and clerks were trained for scribal duties. In the Louvre sits a stone statue of the Scribe Squatting on His Haunches. He‘s al...

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...ver many of the art galleries of Furope. most, however, Ixiing hung in the Louvre, at Paris. College ConfereDce The third nnnual conference of eastern...

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...of those of my house. I knewthe Capitoll and its platforme, before I knew Louvre, the pallace of our Kings in Paris; and the River Tiber before Seyne...

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...appier than they are. Look at the famous paintings of the two classes in the Louvre… showing the expensive exclusive pleasures of the rich and the...

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...rse and he had been made of iron. Mazarin and Guitant conversed together in whispers. The musketeers, who had already discovered who Mazarin was, foll... ... Duc de Rochefoucauld, whom she was trying to inspire with an enmity toward the Duc de Conde, her brother-in-law, whom she now hated mortally. D’Artag... ...w are at low water. He shed the blood of Strafford; that confirms what I said just now—blood will have blood. And the queen?” “What queen?” “Madame He... .... “Then is it not,” resumed the duke, “the Superintendent Em- ery, who gave his son, when he was married, three hundred thousand francs and a house, c... ...ow that? I had the king and Monsieur the whole of one day in my care. The queen at that time liked me and called me the most honest man in the king- d... ... not even the honor of a tomb at the feet of him in whose service his life was worn away. Remember, Raoul, this! If Richelieu made the king, by compar... ...lock in the evening precisely. On that day, in fact, the four friends arrived punctually at the hour, each from his own abode or occupation. Porthos h... ...is already irksome to him; much more so would be that of the king. My lord,” added Henrietta, with a melancholy smile, “it is sad and almost shameful ... ...led a chariot in those days, came out, rumbling against the gates, and De Winter, still on horseback, bent again to the door to converse with her maje...

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...es; but it was not the case with Debray. When he reached the wicket of the Louvre, he turned to the left, galloped across the Carrousel, passed throug... ...u he’ll go like the wind, — only tell me which way to drive.” “Towards the Louvres.” “Ah, I know the way — you get good sweetened rum over there.” “Ex... ...ke him before we reach Bourget you shall have twenty francs; if not before Louvres, thirty.” “And if we do overtake him?” “Forty,” said Andrea, after ... ...e gallop it had kept up since leaving the barrier, and arrived steaming at Louvres. “Certainly,” said Andrea, “I shall not overtake my friend, but I ... ...culptor (1535-1598). His best known work is “The Three Graces,” now in the Louvre. 374 The Count of Monte Cristo expired, and the room was plunged in...

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...aille to have a new blade put to his sword, and then returned to- ward the Louvre, inquiring of the first Musketeer he met for the situation of the ho... ...ed to complaints, gave his orders, and like the king in his balcony at the Louvre, had only to place himself at the window to review both his men and ... ...Majesty’s Musketeers! Morbleu! My part is taken! I will go straight to the louvre; I will give in my resignation as captain of the king’s Muske- teers... ... with anyone who dared to tell me I was not in a condition to purchase the Louvre.” D’Artagnan’s bearing became still more imposing. Thanks to the sal... ...lost in gaining the king, M. de Treville hastened to report himself at the Louvre. It was already too late. The king was closeted with the cardinal, a... ...aiting for them, already informed of this fresh disturbance. “Quick to the Louvre,” said he, “to the Louvre without losing an instant, and let us ende... ...lle, accompanied by the four young fellows, directed his course toward the Louvre; but to the great as- tonishment of the captain of the Musketeers, h... ... Toward six o’clock M. de Treville announced that it was time to go to the Louvre; but as the hour of audience granted by his Majesty was past, instea... ... evening at his hotel, that he returned too late to present himself at the Louvre, that he had only that moment arrived and that he was at that very h...

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...f Saint-Roch; answered once more by the people against the king before the Louvre in 1830, as it has since been answered by Lafayette’s best of all po... ...ith so much magnificence. But the double monogram which can be seen at the Louvre offers a daily denial to those who are so little clear-sighted as to... ... ing erected by Francois I. is more vast and far more deco- rated than the Louvre, the chateau of Henri II. It is in the style of architecture now cal... ...very day the envoys returned from Geneva, in the hotel de Coligny near the Louvre. At his coronation, Charles IX., who was greatly attached to his tut... ... l’Hopital, another crutch—the word is her own. As soon as she reached the Louvre she sent for the tutor, and her anger was such, on seeing the disast... ... This little domestic tempest over, the queen, now re-es- tablished in the Louvre after an absence of more than a year, held council with her closest ... ...he party in order that his presence might ensure them due re- spect at the Louvre. The queen gathered the formidable pha- lanx of her maids of honor a... ...to the reception hall, built by her husband, which no longer exists in the Louvre of to-day. At the period of which we write the staircase of the Louv... ...e rise to a most laughable error about Charles IX., in connection with the Louvre. During the Revolution hostile opinions as to this king, whose real ...

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...d over-crowded galleries? Since 1830, the true Salon no longer exists. The Louvre has again been taken by as- sault,—this time by a populace of artist... ... 1819. The first picture he presented to the jury of the Exhibition at the Louvre represented a village wed- ding rather laboriously copied from Greuz...

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...lippe Beranger de Bellaise, Marquis de Nidemerle, should be brought to the Louvre to be presented to the King. ‘Well,’ I said, ‘I must go to Paris. Ou... ...amily, who lived at the Palais Royal with her father, but was often at the Louvre. She stood aghast, as well she might, thinking how little dignity he... ...aunt declared that he was becoming a loyal Frenchman who he showed off his Louvre manners by kicking the lack- eys, pinching Armantine, and utterly re... ... she lived entirely apart, and kept her own little court separately at the Louvre, and very odd things we did there. Sometimes we were all dressed up ... ...ense. I asked Solivet whether we might expect the young man on leaving the Louvre, and he only shrugged his shoulders and said: ‘What know I?’ It beca... ...with others, and in some anxiety lest the Prince should be detained at the Louvre. However, before long he came, and his keen eagle face, and the star... ...position could be more effective. She met M. d’Aubepine one evening at the Louvre, and took him to task, demanding when his wife was to hear from him,... ...nt about, hooting or singing political songs, or assembled in front of the Louvre to abuse the Cardinal, and any one who was supposed to belong to the... ...esty. What a change it was when my son and I had to go into waiting at the Louvre! Before the Queen-Regent there was nothing but vituperation of the P...