Convent St George.
A lace foothills.
The Golden Gate
Monday, January 31, 2011
Sunday, January 30, 2011
My Dogs Butt Is Inflamed
La cathédrale St Guy, Prague.
St. Vitus is the penultimate French cathedral type (the latter being the Duomo of Milan). It was Jean of Luxembourg, said the Blind (died at the Battle of Crecy), king of Bohemia, who succeeded in passing the Prague bishopric to the rank of archdiocese in 1344. Construction of the cathedral is decided the same year.
All dressed in gold
St. Wenceslas Chapel.
Everything is art. Gothic frescoes depicting passages of Scripture and the saint's life, adorn the walls, enriched with gold and inlaid with semiprecious stones.
L oratory Royal?
Drive around the cathedral of Prague, is through thousand years of history.
From the Renaissance to Today
St. Vitus is the penultimate French cathedral type (the latter being the Duomo of Milan). It was Jean of Luxembourg, said the Blind (died at the Battle of Crecy), king of Bohemia, who succeeded in passing the Prague bishopric to the rank of archdiocese in 1344. Construction of the cathedral is decided the same year.
http://architecture.relig.free.fr/prague.htm
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Best Cloud Strrife Wig
Prague. La cathédrale St Guy,
Alfons Mucha. the master of Art Nouveau, realized with the Saints Cyril and Methodius,
a superb modern stained glass.
Did you know that Mucha was a Czech?
He lived in Paris from there to believe he was French!
Magnificent stained glass windows.
Tomb of St. John Nepomuk.
Baroque Reliquary (1736), money, honor the saint who served as a flag to reform
cons of Bohemia.
Marble in different colors.
Gain height.
Grandiose!
French architect Matthew of Arras began building the cathedral in Prague in 1344,
the year the pope elevated the city to the rank of archbishop. At his death, the Swabian Petr Parler took his place, he was only 23 years, then continued his studio work up to the wars Hussites. The building had many vicissitudes and was not completed until the twentieth century.
Petr Parler erected from the vaults of 1372 remarkable for their height and the delicacy of their Gothic ribs.
St. Vitus Cathedral is revealed to the release of a covered walkway.
Not many fell for the photo.
Tons of snow to remove.
In a chamber which is called the castle * *.
Second courtyard.
Very serious!
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Pops Fernandes Scandal,
Vinay Plaine-Magnien Beekhun] Bamboo
THE Beekhun family has acquired a reputation throughout the country. If the blinds raffia Devanand Beekhun known many Mauritians, he had so far not shop in the South. Now it is done: since last month, D. Beekhun Blinds Ltd. opened at Plaine-Magnien.
is the son of Devanand Beekhun, Vinay, who is the manager. He launched his business in the region through his father, who pushed to stand on its own.
It has a workshop in the North, Cottage. "I continues in the same field as him, that is to say the business of the blinds, but I can give it a more personal touch ," said Vinay Beekhun.
This personal touch is a new idea that has materialized: the manufacture of furniture and decorative objects made of bamboo.
" is a new product, unique in Mauritius says-til.
In fact, I have always loved and wanted to innovate tried to do something with that matter. You can see the result at the store . Several pieces of furniture such as beds, wardrobes, tables and bars, are available.
The raw material is imported. The furniture, all the pieces are made of bamboo, are handcrafted by artisans. Vinay said Beekhun note some Mauritians craze for this type of furniture.
" We've already received several orders. "The business is family because the manager is supported by her parents, and Tarah Jayraj Maunrajoo, and his wife, Preety.
" My wife handles most of the store while Me, I'm in the workshop to work on the blinds and furniture . "Vinay is Beekhun fi st of what he has accomplished and is already working on new creations.
The Express of Thursday, January 27, 2011 
is the son of Devanand Beekhun, Vinay, who is the manager. He launched his business in the region through his father, who pushed to stand on its own.
It has a workshop in the North, Cottage. "I continues in the same field as him, that is to say the business of the blinds, but I can give it a more personal touch ," said Vinay Beekhun.
This personal touch is a new idea that has materialized: the manufacture of furniture and decorative objects made of bamboo.
" is a new product, unique in Mauritius says-til.
In fact, I have always loved and wanted to innovate tried to do something with that matter. You can see the result at the store . Several pieces of furniture such as beds, wardrobes, tables and bars, are available.
The raw material is imported. The furniture, all the pieces are made of bamboo, are handcrafted by artisans. Vinay said Beekhun note some Mauritians craze for this type of furniture.
" We've already received several orders. "The business is family because the manager is supported by her parents, and Tarah Jayraj Maunrajoo, and his wife, Preety.
" My wife handles most of the store while Me, I'm in the workshop to work on the blinds and furniture . "Vinay is Beekhun fi st of what he has accomplished and is already working on new creations.
The Express of Thursday, January 27, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Preparing Chuck Eye Steak
to furnish your interior painter and sculptor by passion
Hardly does one-at Lalldhan Seechurn we see immediately that this house reflects the passion and dedication of an artist . His works fill it and decorate it, giving it the stamp indefi commits an offense punishable which is characteristic of this modest man. Married and father of two son, the inhabitant of Sevastopol is a painter and sculptor.
It receives, from time to time, visiting students in Art and Design seeks support for their practical work. Both his son
like to see him at work, even if they realize, they say, that this area could provide much, physically, to their father. For Lalldhan Seechurn, 52, is still looking for clients to sell their work.
Meanwhile, agriculture that feeds him and his family.
His drawings reflect the life of yesteryear but it is mainly the different characters that capture portraits that fascinate. It has
no matter fetish for her sculptures because it uses too much wood, cement, rock the fiberglass cladding. Among his various works, the artist is particularly fond of Emmanuel Anquetil and busts of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, he has done.
Lalldhan Seechurn says he has always had a penchant for art and what, from his earliest years. He also remembers his first drawings scrawled on the walls of his house while he was a toddler. Yet he will not consider the art college, the combination of topics not available. " Mo ti pe desine Lakaz mem, mo dan bann Letan lib, "he says.
After high school, Lalldhan Seechurn part in Mahatma Gandhi Institute (MGI), Mocha, for courses of Fine Arts. He obtained an Advanced Certificate Level but unfortunately can not continue to get a BA in Fine Art s, not the results required for admission.
After graduation, sounding the hour ... be independent and find work. Lalldhan Seechurn landed at a hotel in the East where he was hired as a decorator.
He realizes, often, ice sculptures, chocolate and even butter. That earned him praise from clients and colleagues. To fi nal, it is acting as a designer for twelve years in the field of hospitality.
Lalldhan Seechurn however, is never satisfied, he always feels a great void. " I always wanted to be a professional artist but lack of money and luck, I could succeed. He believes that artists are not well supported in Mauritius. " Gouvernman given new LED ki pa Bizin ," he said, looking disappointed. But
Lalldhan Seechurn perseveres and tries his luck.
past few years, he started his account.
Pending an opportunity to exhibit his work, he spends his time sculpting and making portraits. He also participated in several competitions where he won an award.
In 1984, during its first participation in a competition, its design makes it win first prize.
In 1985, he was also awarded the supreme title for his sculpture, by the Royal Society of Arts and Sciences of Mauritius. Lalldhan Seechurn was also a founding member of the Association of Plastic Arts in Mauritius, which is display related to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). In addition, his drawings have been admired at the exhibition held last year, the Battle of Vieux Grand Port.
The Express of Tuesday, January 25, 2011 
It receives, from time to time, visiting students in Art and Design seeks support for their practical work. Both his son
like to see him at work, even if they realize, they say, that this area could provide much, physically, to their father. For Lalldhan Seechurn, 52, is still looking for clients to sell their work.
Meanwhile, agriculture that feeds him and his family.
His drawings reflect the life of yesteryear but it is mainly the different characters that capture portraits that fascinate. It has
no matter fetish for her sculptures because it uses too much wood, cement, rock the fiberglass cladding. Among his various works, the artist is particularly fond of Emmanuel Anquetil and busts of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, he has done.
Lalldhan Seechurn says he has always had a penchant for art and what, from his earliest years. He also remembers his first drawings scrawled on the walls of his house while he was a toddler. Yet he will not consider the art college, the combination of topics not available. " Mo ti pe desine Lakaz mem, mo dan bann Letan lib, "he says.
After graduation, sounding the hour ... be independent and find work. Lalldhan Seechurn landed at a hotel in the East where he was hired as a decorator.
He realizes, often, ice sculptures, chocolate and even butter. That earned him praise from clients and colleagues. To fi nal, it is acting as a designer for twelve years in the field of hospitality.
Lalldhan Seechurn however, is never satisfied, he always feels a great void. " I always wanted to be a professional artist but lack of money and luck, I could succeed. He believes that artists are not well supported in Mauritius. " Gouvernman given new LED ki pa Bizin ," he said, looking disappointed. But
Lalldhan Seechurn perseveres and tries his luck.
past few years, he started his account.
Pending an opportunity to exhibit his work, he spends his time sculpting and making portraits. He also participated in several competitions where he won an award.
In 1984, during its first participation in a competition, its design makes it win first prize.
In 1985, he was also awarded the supreme title for his sculpture, by the Royal Society of Arts and Sciences of Mauritius. Lalldhan Seechurn was also a founding member of the Association of Plastic Arts in Mauritius, which is display related to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). In addition, his drawings have been admired at the exhibition held last year, the Battle of Vieux Grand Port.
The Express of Tuesday, January 25, 2011
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