Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Français : Le château de Luynes (Indre-et-Loire, France), en fin d'après-midi.

Château à Luynes

Français : Luynes : Chateau

Château à Luynes

Castle of Luynes Château de Luynes (Indre-et-Loire)

Château à Luynes

Chateau de Luynes

Château à Luynes

Chateau de Luynes

Château à Luynes

Chateau de Luynes

Château à Luynes

Chateau de Luynes

Château à Luynes

"Luynes still perches proudly". Château de Luynes, Luynes, Indre-et-Loire. 1 drawing : pen and ink. Gift, Scribner Book Store, January 1953.

Château à Luynes

Castle Luynes in a vallay near the Loire river in the region Centre of France, courtyard side

Château à Luynes

Château de Luynes

Château à Luynes

Castle Luynes in a vallay near the Loire river in the region Centre of France

Château à Luynes

Italiano: Castello di Luynes nel XVII secolo; acquerello della collezione Gaignières, Biblioteca nazionale di Parigi

Château à Luynes

English: Identifier: fieldsoffrancewi00ducl (find matches) Title: The fields of France / with twenty illustrations in color Year: 1905 (1900s) Authors: Duclaux, Agnes Mary Frances (Robinson), 1857-1944Macdougall, William Brown Subjects: Peasantry Publisher: London : Chapman and Hall Contributing Library: University of California Libraries Digitizing Sponsor: Internet Archive View Book Page: Book Viewer About This Book: Catalog Entry View All Images: All Images From Book Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book. Text Appearing Before Image: ialist siren sang, Come here, come here, and I will give you prosperityand peace. And to the towns went the village youth.Wages were higher there ; the standard of comfort suitedbetter with a newly acquired ideal of refinement; aboveall, the smoky air was full of ideas. Ideas are a passionwith the French, but with no class so absolutely as withthe humbler ranks of Socialism. There reigned in thoseregions an instant hope in the approaching advent of abetter world—a millennium, in fact, as living, as real asthat which animated the first era of the Christian Church.The Socialist working man was somewhat in the positionof the Christian convert of one of those great towns ofancient Asia Minor or Italy—a man with the secret ofa New Hope—while the villages. Pagan now as then,slumbered in their contented ignorance. To go back wouldhave been to apostatize, to renounce, not only the life-in-life 126 ks LUYNES IhC and pc.Wagfes wer a sib g3^lYUJ ^^® village. And ire was something of which Text Appearing After Image: THE FRENCH PEASANT of an ideal, but also the means of education, the schools,the newspapers, the working-mans club informally unitedround the zinc counter of the Marchand-de-vin, the Boule-vards, the museums, the fetes, the sense of beauty, thesense of politics, of science, of social solidarity. And ifthese parvenus in the moral and intellectual sphere wereoften crude, fanatical, harsh, intolerant, at least they were(what their rural fathers had not been) the heirs of all theages. Every year the schools sent more and more youngrustics to V3ixh,frottetirs and sellers of wood and coal fromAuvergne, masons from the Creuse, old clo men from theLozere, chimney-sweepers from Savoy. In Paris they founda clan of compatriots ready to welcome them, to show themhow to earn their bread, and how, according to the newestgospel, to save their souls alive. And still the drain continues. But trade of late yearshas not been so good in Paris. In many branches of industrythere has been overproduction—m Note About Images Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.

Château à Luynes

Nederlands: Kasteel met geknotte bomen op de voorgrond. Op een bankje zit een vrouw. Bij de toegangspoort staan twee vrouwen. Op het bankje zit Henriette Ponstijn van Hilten, bij de poort staat haar dochter Mimi Ponstijn en nog een jonge vrouw. Vermoedelijk kasteel van Luynes..

Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Français : Cour intérieure : façade et tourelle d'escalier.

Château à Luynes

French architectural photographer

Château à Luynes

Français : Vue d'ensemble.

Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Title from catalogue raisonné.; Catalogue raisonné number: 102.; Date from bulk dates of collection.; A. Legros; Frank E. Bliss Collection of the works of Alphonse Legros, Gift of Albert H. Wiggin, 1943; Catalogue raisonné cited in this record: Bliss, Frank E., "A catalogue of the etchings, drypoints and lithographs, by Professor Alphonse Legros (1837-1911) in the collection of Frank E. Bliss." (London: Printed for private circulation, 1923).; Catalogue raisonné numbers derived by Bliss from: Poulet-Malassis, Thibaudeau, "Catalogue raisonné de l'oeuvre gravé et lithographié de M. Alphonse Legros." (Paris: J. Bauer, 1877); View of the chateau de Lyunes, in Touraine, etched from a photograph, on the reverse side of a copper plate which bears the mark of the maker.

Château à Luynes

Château à Luynes

Français : Sujet : Châteaux forts -- Indre-et-Loire (France) Luynes (Indre-et-Loire, France) -- Château Vues d'architecture -- 17e siècle Référence bibliographique : Gaignières, 5288 Appartient à l’ensemble documentaire : Des17Gaig Appartient à l’ensemble documentaire : Centre1

Château à Luynes

Français : Sujet : Châteaux forts -- Indre-et-Loire (France) Luynes (Indre-et-Loire, France) -- Château Paysages -- 17e siècle Référence bibliographique : Gaignières, 5287 Appartient à l’ensemble documentaire : Des17Gaig Appartient à l’ensemble documentaire : Centre1