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When last April I had posted the whole view of the courtyard, VP of Livorno Daily Photo asked for a detail of the statue and sundial. Here they are. I have added a poll under the header, I'd appreciate your opinion!-----------------
Quand en avril dernier j'avais posté une vue générale de cette cour, VP de Livorno Daily Photo avait demandé des détails, que voici. J'ai ajouté un sondage sous le titre du blog, j'apprécierais votre avis !
Now there's an energy efficient clock.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. But...how the heck can you remember something someone asked last April????
ReplyDeleteGood grief, I can barely remember what happened an hour ago!
You're a genius!
What an interesting sundial. I love to look at them
ReplyDeleteA sundial, then? I almost wouldn't know what to do with it. I tell time on an iPhone but it's not all charming.
ReplyDeleteLove the top shot... so simple and so effective. Almost quilt-like :)
ReplyDeleteRE you comment on the Mosty LA Co Quilt post - You amazing girl, quilting along with your other talents.
Very interesting. I do not believe I have ever seen a vertical sundial before.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad he asked because it's very interesting. I do like the numbers.
ReplyDeleteWell the French have a way with sundials, just like everything else! I love this one. Thanks for both views.
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Interesting clock. Love the sculpture!
ReplyDeleteEverything in Versailles seems to be elegant, what a lovely piece of work.
ReplyDeletepour l'instant ton sondage, c'est un resultat de vote digne de certain pays africain ;)))
ReplyDeleteI never get tired of looking at the art in Europe. It's so beautiful and classic. Very hard to see much of that over here - especially where I live since history only goes back about 400 years.
ReplyDeleteThat's a very nice sundial!
ReplyDeleteI was right asking for more: this is a curious and unusual sundial. I like how the hours are dropping just above the statue. The statue itself looks so natural and relaxed, even patient, as it should be for a 'part' of a sundial...
ReplyDeleteThanks very much for these details!
Belles photos, les deux. At first glance the figures on the sundial look like people in little groups.
ReplyDeleteJ'aime bien les cadrans solaires mais je n'arrive jamais à lire l'heure dessus! :) la statue assise me plait bien, les pieds qui pendent dans le vide donnent une sensation d'abandon..
ReplyDeleteLove the softness of the colors and the beauty in the details!
ReplyDeleteOoh, nice close-ups! Especially love that sundial :D
ReplyDeletevery nice. Interesting sundial with the dropping numbers/letters. the statue is calming. MB
ReplyDeleteThe statue is really lovely.
ReplyDeletetres jolies details,bonne soiree ;O)
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Liked it the first time, still do. The close-ups are great.
ReplyDeleteYour chronology is VERy interesting. I'm going to enjoy reading it.
Both details are wonderful! :)
ReplyDelete*** happy weekend, see you next Monday, oh girl...why did you post today about Berlin Hauptbahnhof, now my heart is calling for Berlin! :)
Léia
I had to go look at the courtyard to see how these two details relate... so creative to see the hours dropping on the statue...
ReplyDeleteoh yes, the closeups are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love the carefree pose of the statue and the curious floating sundial numbers behind him! :D
ReplyDeleteInteresting detail, especially the sun dial.
ReplyDeleteFantastic details!
ReplyDeleteYou have EYES also for details!:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.