Bastille
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Paris
by Lisa WeberLisa C. Weber ©2008 / Visit My Complete RedBubble Portfolio for all My 3D Artwork & Products
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Metro stop on line one: la Défense – Château de Vincennes. During the nineteenth and the early twentieth centuries England exported railways to almost every country in the world, and the convention of running on the left hand track was followed by almost every country. While SNCF adopted this convention the French metro system, however, follows the convention that is applied to its road network: trains on the metro run on the right hand track as can be seen from the rear lights of this train at Bastille.
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La Colonne de Juillet dominates la Place de la Bastille. It marks the site of the prison known as the Bastille which was stormed by the Mob at 2.30 in the afternoon of 14th July in the year 1789, at the start of the French Revolution. La Colonne is 51m/167ft high and is topped by a graceful figure of Liberty (by Dumont), which was regilded in 1989. It commemorates not the fall of the Bastille but the Republicans killed during the July Revolution of 1830 which overthrew Charles X and brought Louis-Philippe to power. Four Gallic cocks and a lion relief on the base of the column symbolize the free people of France. A spiral staircase (283 steps) inside the column leads to a viewing platform from which there is an impressive view of the new Opéra-Bastille.
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i painted this from a photo I took on 14th July 2006…we stayed for the fireworks and ate salade paysanne overlooking the square with great jazz music playing in the background…magical day…
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It was Bastille day and the parade had just finished but they had not let any traffic back onto the roads around the Arc de Triomphe
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Holga CFN Opéra Bastille, Paris, France
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Jul 14, 2007 / Terrasson, Dordogne France Fireworks
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Life goes on…
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Very fresh seafood on display close to the site of the old Paris Bastille, site of the original French Revolution. This market happens each week, and provides oceans of fresh food.
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This grew by the stream where Amos Fortune tanned the hides he sold in the Monadnock region. Amos Fortune was the first freed slave in New England. I lived in the house he built in 1894. The land there was lovely. This was drawn in ink in a sketchbook of smooth parchment paper. A dab of color was added with markers. A spider appears on a lower leaf. A web is near the top.
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Made the RB homepage for Bastille Day
by Paul RyanVery cool. Just realised my photo, Bastille, redux has been feature…
Very cool. Just realised my photo, Bastille, redux has been featured on today’s RB homepage, celebrating Bastille Day. :-)
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This image was captured on bastille day in Terrasson – France 2009. The fireworks show there was amazing. The town put on a really great sound and light show.
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I have a greeting card version of this as well.
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View of Confolens Bridge – crowds gathering for Bastille Day firework display
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The annual Bastille Day fireworks lighting up the Bay of Cannes on the French Riveria as seen from Port Canto.
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© 24/10/2005 – Mangu et Hip Hop Hoodios… La Scene Bastille
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Drawing of celebrant at Bastile Day Celebrations, Washington D.C. 1997 11×14. Graphite/White Charcoal enhanced with equalization feature on Photostudio software. Original photo attributed to / Elvert Barnes
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A French flag displayed on Bastille Day at 78 Boulevard St. Germain, Paris , France.
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