Some of my favorite small details from the Ingres Museum in Montauban, France. Housed in a seventeenth century palace, the Musee Ingres is filled with a collection of artworks and artifacts related to Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres 1780-1867. The museum served as a temporary hiding place for the Mona Lisa during World War ll. Kick, Molly and I spent a rainy day at the museum this past summer and felt as if we were living in the past - it has an enormous basement chamber, three flights underground, that dates back to the 15th century. Only in France.
Dream..sigh..such rich history, thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing day that must have been!
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Beautiful photos.
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Mandy x
that was some crazy basement shit, i totally forgot about that bit.
ReplyDeletevery rad.
Alisa says....
ReplyDeleteI love all of your small details...reminds me to stop and see beauty everyday.
Gorgeous, thank you for these snippets of loveliness. ~~Lisa
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