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  • Vers-Pont-du-Gard

    Vers-Pont-du-Gard The ‘Pont du Gard’ is probably the best preserved aqueduct of the Roman Empire and for sure a major tourist attraction in the south of France. In the photo you see it on a photo on a wall in the nearby village ‘Vers-Pont-du-Gard’. An appropriate name for a village at a stone’s throw from…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    September 26, 2021
    Europe, France
    Culture, History
  • Les accordéonistes

    Les accordéonistes Are they trying to scare us away,this motley lot of advancing orange,casting their long-drawn-out shadows forward,while drawing protracted cries from their accordions? No! It’s the ‘Festival l’Accordéon Plein Pot’! Photo of the week: ‘Festival l’Accordéon Plein Pot’, Saint Quentin la Poterie, France 2017

    Louk Vreeswijk

    September 19, 2021
    Europe, France
    Culture, Folklore, People
  • This calls for a toast

    This calls for a toast The way the red and white checks of the tablecloth penetrate the bottles of rosé.Nature morte on a table in the sun.Wonder of light and liveliness. Photo of the week : Rosé bottles, Saint Quentin la Poterie, France 2017

    Louk Vreeswijk

    September 12, 2021
    Europe, France
    Culture
  • Selective memory

    Selective memory Last week we had a theatre stage covered with carnations, this week we have tree branches hanging from the ceiling of a restaurant. While I still cherish the memory of the ballet performance between the thousands of carnations, the dinner under the tree branches has passed into oblivion. Photo of the week: Restaurant…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    September 5, 2021
    Czech Republic, Europe
    Art, Interiors, Nature
  • “Nelken” stage

    “Nelken” stage Carnations, thousands of them, growing on the stage of “Nelken”, the ballet by Pina Bausch. Since its premiere in 1982 it has been performed by Tanztheater Wuppertal numerous times all over the world. I saw it twice in Amsterdam, in 1995 and then again in 2016. Meanwhile Pina Bausch had died but her…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    August 29, 2021
    Europe, Netherlands
    Art, Culture, Nature
  • A rare sight

    A rare sight I saw him one day on the wall of our house.A butterfly? So big and strange?A search operation taught me: not a butterfly but a moth.A moth? So big and strange? And so beautiful?Yes, it is the Actias selene, the Indian Luna moth.A rare sight. Never saw one again. Photo of the…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    August 22, 2021
    Asia, India
    Animals, Nature
  • Someone was here

    Someone was here A riverbed, a row of stones.Each stonea freak of nature.The row of stones– picked out, laid down –a freak of man. Photo of the week: Riverbed, Solalex, Switzerland 2020

    Louk Vreeswijk

    August 15, 2021
    Europe, Switzerland
    Nature, People
  • A tribute to HM

    A tribute to HM I was immersed in looking at The Sheaf, one of Matisse’s large collages, made during the latter years of his life when he was bedridden and not able to paint anymore. Then a visitor entered my field of view. I took her appearance for a fortunate incident, a fleeting tribute to…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    August 8, 2021
    Europe, Netherlands
    Art, People
  • Wet dream

    Wet dream The young man dreams of a good catch. Only when looking more closely at the painting we see what kind of fish he actually hopes to hook up with. Sweet dreams of youth. Photo of the week: “Rêves de jeunesse” (1894) by the Swiss painter Luigi Rossi, Musée d’Art et Histoire, Genève, Switzerland…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    August 1, 2021
    Europe, Switzerland
    Art, Erotism
  • Stigmata

    Stigmata When the shopkeeper in the little town of Deruta, known since mediaeval times for its quality production of majolica earthenware, was dressing his shop-window he must have thought: let’s have something for everyone. Photos of the week: Ceramics shop, Deruta, Italy 2018

    Louk Vreeswijk

    July 25, 2021
    Europe, Italy
    Art, Beauty, Religion
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