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Places to see in ( Bayeux - France ) Musee Baron Gerard

Places to see in ( Bayeux - France ) Musee Baron Gerard

The Art and History Museum Baron-Gérard ( MAHB ) is one of three museums in the town of Bayeux in Normandy . Since its reopening in March 2013 it is an essential element of the triptych Bayeux Museum , the brand grouping the museums managed by the municipality, which are associated with the Bayeux Tapestry (Memory of the World of Unesco) and the museum-memorial of the battle of Normandy .

Housed in 1900 in the former Episcopal Palace adjoining Notre Dame Cathedral . Since 1951, he has been named after Henri-Alexandre Gérard (1818-1903), MP for Bayeux and patron of the museum.

In a permanent dialogue between palaces and collections, there are 800 archaeological or ethnographic pieces, nearly 600 works of art including 250 paintings and prints (Van der Goes, Clouet, Momper, Teniers, Champaigne, Bourdon, Boucher, David, Gros , Gerard, Boudin, Caillebotte, Van Dongen, etc. ), and more than 2,500 porcelains and lace, creations that have assured the influence of Bayeux around the world.

The history of the Bayeux museums began during the French Revolution in 1793, thanks to the work of an arts commission instituted to protect the most remarkable elements of the district's heritage , including the famous Bayeux Tapestry . The collections are first brought together with the jewel of medieval art in the gallery Mathilde until 1900, date of creation of the museum.

This is linked to the important donation made in 1899 Henri-Alexandre Gérard, nephew and sole heir to the painter François Gérard . The collection consists of this great lover of art is the painting background kernel xix th century museum with works of Jacques-Louis David , Antoine-Jean Gros and Gerard himself.

The museum tour develops over 1,700 m 2 in the form of an invitation to travel in fourteen stages through the history of European art, with the evolution of the town from prehistoric times to the beginning. modern period. Upon entering, the visitor is immersed in the intimacy of the city, the remains of the medieval chapel of the palace serving as a frame for the reception pole overlooking an interior garden enclosed by glass walls. Around this well of light is born the museum, through the evocation of its founders among which include the archaeologist Arcisse de Caumont and the geological framework that has shaped the characters of the soil that the public is invited to explore.

( Bayeux - France ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Bayeux . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Bayeux - France

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L'histoire du quai Saint-Esprit à Gray

Après 6 années de consultations et de débats, le quai Saint-Esprit retrouve le cours de l'histoire,
L'Architecte Michel-Antoine Boyer propose une restauration fidèle à l'esprit du Quai, et malgré tout en évolution.

Entre le moyen-âge et le 20° siècle la Saône à été une voie de communication  importante. Durant cette période  la ville de Gray à pris son essor grâce au commerce fluvial..
De nombreux ouvrages ont été construits. Des grands moulins aux quais, l'activité économique se déroulait au bord de la rivière. C'était l'âge d 'or de la ville.

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MAHB - Musée d'Art et d'Histoire Baron Gérard à Bayeux

Situé à côté de la cathédrale, dans le centre historique de Bayeux, le MAHB et ses collections se visitent au sein de l’ancien palais épiscopal (XIe –XVIe siècle). Découvrez en 14 étapes, des collections exceptionnelles abordant tous les aspects de la création artistique en Europe, de la Préhistoire jusqu’au XXe siècle, avec en arrière-plan l’histoire de la cité.

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Manfred Heiting Learn To See Lecture 3 - What is a Photo Exhibition?

Manfred Heiting Learn To See Lecture 3 - What is a Photo Exhibition?

Manfred Heiting is a renowned international expert on and collector of photographic prints and books. During his 50 years in photography, he worked as Director of Design at Polaroid International, editorial director and publisher at American Express International, as well as project director of the Prussian Heritage Foundation to organize the German Center for Photography in Berlin. Since 1970 Heiting has curated and organized more than 50 exhibitions (including 3 for Photokina - World Fair of Photography, in ColognPhoto booke) and designed and edited over 25 books and catalogues. He was also the designer and editor of The Soviet Photo book 1918-1942,” co-editor of “Autopsie - German Language Photo Books 1918-1945” and The Japanese Photo Book 1912-1990, which was published in January 2017. All have been published by Steidl.

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Art médiéval dans la zone volcanique de la Garrotxa


Santa Pau se distingue par son centre historique médiéval. La Vila Vella, la place de La Arqueria, le château et l'église de Santa María composent un village unique, teinté de charme et de magie. Grâce à la conservation de son patrimoine naturel, 81 % de son territoire est protégé et fait partie du parc naturel de la zone volcanique de la Garrotxa.

La localité propose de nombreuses activités, dont la plupart sont liées aux sports d'aventure (quads, circuits 4x4, ascensions en montgolfière...) ; randonnée (il existe de nombreux itinéraires balisés permettant une escapade en montagne) ; promenades à cheval... Sa gastronomie mérite une mention toute particulière.

Sa spécialité la plus célèbre : les fesols de Santa Pau, un légume très populaire. Chaque année, se tient une foire gastronomique consacrée à cette espèce autochtone de haricot. Les produits charcutiers, le miel, les farinetes de fajol (purée à base de sarrasin) et les yogourts de la Fageda sont quelques-uns des autres plats typiques de l'endroit.





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Une balle a Apremont (France)

Une nouvelle vidéo d'une balle tapée au golf d'Apremont qui en passant est très beau!

100 Years German Air And Space Flight - Space Documentary

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German Uniforms of World War 1 I THE GREAT WAR Special

From the iconic Pickelhaube to the almost legendary Stahlhelm and the field grey colour, German military uniforms of World War 1 are instantly recognisable. But there is more to them than just the spiky leather helmet that was often used in enemy propaganda. In our new special episode we are talking about the details of the German uniforms in the First World War.


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Hart, Peter. The Great War. 1914-1918, Profile Books, 2013.
Stone, Norman. World War One. A Short History, Penguin, 2008.
Keegan, John. The First World War, Vintage, 2000.
Hastings, Max. Catastrophe 1914. Europe Goes To War, Knopf, 2013.
Hirschfeld, Gerhard. Enzyklopädie Erster Weltkrieg, Schöningh Paderborn, 2004
Michalka, Wolfgang. Der Erste Weltkrieg. Wirkung, Wahrnehmung, Analyse, Seehamer Verlag GmbH, 2000
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European and American voyages of scientific exploration | Wikipedia audio article

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00:00:38 1 Maritime exploration in the Age of Discovery
00:03:42 2 Maritime exploration in the Age of Enlightenment
00:06:33 2.1 Chronology of voyages
00:06:58 2.1.1 1735–39: French Geodesic Mission
00:09:11 2.1.2 1764–66: HMS iDolphin/i
00:10:22 2.1.3 1766–68: HMS iDolphin/i and HMS iSwallow/i
00:11:55 2.1.4 1766: HMS iNiger/i
00:12:41 2.1.5 1766–69: iLa Boudeuse/i and iL'Étoile/i
00:14:45 2.1.6 1768–71: HMS iEndeavour/i
00:17:06 2.1.7 1771–72: iIsle de France/i and iLe Nécessaire/i
00:17:51 2.1.8 1772: iSir Lawrence/i
00:18:25 2.1.9 1772–75: HMS iResolution/i and HMS iAdventure/i
00:19:44 2.1.10 1771–72: iLa Fortune/i and iLe Gros-Ventre/i
00:20:13 2.1.11 1773–74: iLe Roland/i and iL'Oiseau/i
00:20:46 2.1.12 1773–74: HMS iRacehorse/i and HMS iCarcass/i
00:21:37 2.1.13 1776–80: HMS iResolution/i and HMS iDiscovery/i
00:22:46 2.1.14 1785–88: iLa Boussole/i and iL'Astrolabe/i
00:24:14 2.1.15 1785–88: HMS iKing George/i
00:24:31 2.1.16 1785–94: iSlava Rossii/i
00:25:55 2.1.17 1790–91: iLa Solide/i
00:26:30 2.1.18 1789–94: iDescubierta/i and iAtrevida/i
00:28:13 2.1.19 1791–94: iLa Recherche/i and iL'Espérance/i
00:30:25 2.1.20 1791–93: HMS iProvidence/i
00:31:31 2.1.21 1791–95: HMS iDiscovery/i and HMS iChatham/i
00:33:26 2.1.22 1800–04: iLe Géographe/i and iNaturaliste/i
00:36:09 2.1.23 1801–03: HMS iInvestigator/i
00:37:24 2.1.24 1803–06: iNadezhda/i and iNeva/i
00:39:09 2.1.25 1815–18: iRurik/i
00:40:27 2.1.26 1817–20: iL'Uranie/i and iLa Physicienne/i
00:42:25 2.1.27 1819–21: iLe Rhône/i and iLa Durance/i
00:43:09 2.1.28 1822–25: iLa Coquille/i
00:45:04 2.1.29 1823–26: iPredpriyatiye/i
00:46:31 2.1.30 1824–25: HMS iBlonde/i
00:48:16 2.1.31 1824–26: iLe Thétis/i and iL'Espérance/i
00:49:12 2.1.32 1825–28: HMS iBlossom/i
00:50:27 2.1.33 1825–30: HMS iAdventure/i and HMS iBeagle/i
00:52:20 2.1.34 1826–29: iL'Astrolabe/i
00:53:23 2.1.35 1826–29: iSenyavin/i and iMoller/i
00:54:44 2.1.36 1827–28: iLa Chevrette/i
00:55:09 2.1.37 1828: Ms. Korvet iTriton/i
00:55:35 2.1.38 1829: iLa Cybèle/i
00:56:25 2.1.39 1829–32: iLa Favorite/i
00:57:51 2.1.40 1831–36: HMS iBeagle/i
00:59:53 2.1.41 1835 and 1836: iLa Recherche/i
01:00:45 2.1.42 1836–39: iVénus/i
01:01:40 2.1.43 1836–37: iLa Bonite/i
01:02:56 2.1.44 1836–42: HMS iSulphur/i
01:04:00 2.1.45 1837–40: iL'Astrolabe/i and iLa Zélée/i
01:07:02 2.1.46 1837–43: HMS iBeagle/i
01:08:21 2.1.47 1838–42: USS iVincennes/i and USS iPeacock/i
01:11:29 2.1.48 1839–43: HMS iErebus/i and HMS iTerror/i
01:13:47 2.1.49 1841–1844: iLa Favorite/i
01:14:16 2.1.50 1842–46: HMS iFly/i
01:15:45 2.1.51 1846–50: HMS iRattlesnake/i and HMS iBramble/i
01:17:17 2.1.52 1851–54: iCapricieuse/i
01:18:19 2.1.53 1851–53: iEugenie/i
01:19:21 2.1.54 1852–63: HMS iHerald/i
01:20:37 2.1.55 1853–55: USS iVincennes/i and USS iPorpoise/i
01:21:29 2.1.56 1857–60: SMS iNovara/i
01:22:38 2.1.57 1860: HMS iBulldog/i
01:23:25 2.1.58 1865–68: iMagenta/i
01:25:33 2.1.59 1865: HMS iCuracoa/i
01:26:36 2.1.60 1868 and 1869–1870: HMS iLightning/i and HMS iPorcupine/i
01:27:34 2.1.61 1873–76: HMS iChallenger/i
01:29:14 2.1.62 1875–76: HMS iAlert/i and HMS iDiscovery/i
01:30:12 2.1.63 1881: USRC iThomas Corwin/i
01:31:21 2.1.64 1882–83: iLa Romanche/i
01:32:03 2.1.65 1882–85: iVettor Pisani/i
01:32:21 2.1.66 1886–96: USS iAlbatross/i
01:33:06 2.1.67 1897–98: iLila and Mattie/i
01:34:40 2.1.68 1897–98: iBelgica/i
01:35:27 2.1.69 1898–99: iValdivia/i
01:36:42 3 See also



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The era of European and American voyages of scientific exploration followed the Age of Discovery and were inspired by a new confidence in science ...