#le fol

[adocentyn]

The Fool and the Magus

The Fool is potentiality. The Fool abides. The Magus draws the potential into actuality. The Magus wills.

Yet, there’s no Magus without the Fool. He only brings about what the Fool dreams.

Yet, the Fool’s dream is a dream of everything, And the Magus can only do one thing at a time.

So the Magus, guided by cunning and guile, wields the sword of distinction, cutting the air until there’s one thing reflected in the waters.

Fire into air, then air into water – and then, the worldly dance of the manifest.

#tarot cards #tarot #poem #poetry #short poem #esoteric #occult #the fool #the magus #hermetic tarot #the occult #esotericism #hermeticism #the magician #the world #il mondo #magic #magick #le bateleur #le fol

[guy60660]

Le Fol | Bicyclepedia

#le fol #design #cycle #bicyclepedia

[roehenstart]

King Charles VI of France.

#royaume de france #maison de valois #charles vi #roi de france #vive le roi #charles le bien-aimé #charles le fou #charles le fol #on horseback #les rois maudits #dinah lampitt #the women's king #les femmes du roi #equestrian portrait

[ouchiis]

ouye partakes in demon fucking propaganda and i'm here to call him out on it.

#❛⠀₊˚ ☾ ?⠀ tarot de marseilles ( ooc ) ⠀❜ ⠀ꜜ ⠀. #❛⠀₊˚ ☾ ?⠀ le fol ( memes ) ⠀❜ ⠀ꜜ ⠀. #( suggestive. ) #<- just in case #ouye when he sees a monster: hello handsome. alone by yourself? #sorry my brain is all over the place today fddfsdsf

[vanbardeleven]

starter privado : @kadnz .

por quinta vez en menos de dos minutos revisa pantalla de su celular, esperando a ver si señal se reinstaura, pero es envando porque las barritas siguen sin aparecer. un suspiro angustiado sale entre sus labios, pues desde que ha llegado al refugio del hotel que no sabe nada de amistades. entonces, en medio de la oscuridad y como si se tratara de un milagro lo ve a él. ' ¡kaden! ' exclama, agitando los brazos desde el sofá en el que está sentada. tobillo lastimado no le permite levantarse para ir tras de él, así que espera que eso sea suficiente.

#una folor para p-para #mi una fol- #toma *le da una flor de minecraft* #* ❪ ♡ ❫ ◞ 𝐢𝐬𝐧'𝐭 𝐬𝐡𝐞 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐲 : interacciones . #kadnz

[cuties-in-codices]

fishing for souls

detail from a copy of "le pèlerinage de la vie humaine" by guillaume de deguileville, illuminated by the maître d'antoine rolin, hainaut, late 15th/early 16th c.

source: Genève, Bibl. de Genève, Ms. fr. 182, fol. 162v

#15th century #16th century art #le pèlerinage de la vie humaine #guillaume de deguileville #maître d'antoine rolin #bastarda #medieval art #demons #devils #fishing #ocean

[allerdeguise]

// character tag drop ! 

#‣ raoul d'andrésy ; le fol. #‣ joséphine balsamo ; le bateleur. #‣ théodore béchoux ; le chariot. #‣ the narrator ; le pape. #‣ justin ganimard ; la justice. #‣ gilbert ; le pendu. #‣ jim barnett ; le diable. #‣ raymonde de saint-véran ; l'étoile. #‣ isidore beautrelet ; le soleil. #‣ herlock sholmès ; le jugement. #‣ arsène lupin ; le monde.

[little-tunny]

Throwback to 1,311 a.d. 😜👑 source: La Somme le Roi, Normandy 1311, (Paris, Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal, Ms 6329, fol. 16v)

#my art #watercolor

[transparentgentlemenmarker]

Paroles de "La Chanson Des Vieux Amants" Jacques Brel

Bien sûr, nous eûmes des orages. Vingt ans d'amour, c'est l'amour fol. Mille fois tu pris ton bagage. Mille fois je pris mon envol. Et chaque meuble se souvient. Dans cette chambre sans berceau. Des éclats des vieilles tempêtes. Plus rien ne ressemblait à rien. Tu avais perdu le goût de l'eau. Et moi celui de la conquête

Mais mon amour. Mon doux mon tendre mon merveilleux amour

De l'aube claire jusqu'à la fin du jour. Je t'aime encore, tu sais, je t'aime. Moi, je sais tous tes sortilèges. Tu sais tous mes envoûtements. Tu m'as gardé de pièges en pièges. Je t'ai perdue de temps en temps. Bien sûr tu pris quelques amants. Il fallait bien passer le temps. Il faut bien que le corps exulte. Finalement finalement. Il nous fallut bien du talent. Pour être vieux sans être adultes

Ô mon amour. Mon doux mon tendre mon merveilleux amour

De l'aube claire jusqu'à la fin du jour. Je t'aime encore, tu sais, je t'aime. Et plus le temps nous fait cortège. Et plus le temps nous fait tourment. Mais n'est-ce pas le pire piège. Que vivre en paix pour des amants. Bien sûr tu pleures un peu moins tôt. Je me déchire un peu plus tard. Nous protégeons moins nos mystères. On laisse moins faire le hasard. On se méfie du fil de l'eau. Mais c'est toujours la tendre guerre

Ô mon amour. Mon doux mon tendre mon merveilleux amour

De l'aube claire jusqu'à la fin du jour. Je t'aime encore, tu sais, je t'aime

#squirrel #écureuil #jacques brel #mon amour

[u-mspcoll]

Upcoming Exhibit and Lecture: Illustrating the Renaissance Book: From Illumination to Woodcut

Valerius Maximus (1st c. AD). Factorum ac dictorum memorabilium libri IX. Italy. 15th c. Parchment,126 fols. Fol. 5r

Full-page illumination from Carta Executoria de hidalguia de sangre a pedimento de Don Juan de Mansilla como curador de Doña Francisca de Mansilla, hija de Baltasar de Mansilla, vecinos de la villa de Aranda de Duero. Valladolid, 1636 Parchment, 93 fols. Fol. 2r

Full-page woodcut depicting the procession of Priapus, the Greek god of animal and vegetable fertility. Hypnerotomachie, ou Discours du songe de Poliphile Ed: Jean Martin Paris: Jean le Blanc for Jacques Kerver, 1561 Fol. 69r. Loan courtesy of William P. Heidrich

Come explore a selection of manuscripts and early printed books from the 15th to the 17th centuries that were illustrated with illuminations and woodcuts! The display will be up in the Hatcher Gallery Exhibit Room from 6 September to 14 December.

And join us on Wednesday 13 September at 4p in the Hatcher Gallery event space or on zoom a for lecture based on the exhibit.

We hope to see you there!

#events #exhibits #special collections #special collections libraries #libraries #archives #libraries and archives #special collections and archives #manuscripts #manuscript culture #early printed books #book illustrations #illustrated books #illustrations #illumination #illuminated manuscripts #manuscript illumination #woodcuts

[seamajoor]

« Le Bal des Ardents »

Finished a seven pages summary of one of my favorite historic moment in French history «  Le Bal des Ardents » ! It is set the 28 January 1389 .

Now some facts I couldn’t put in it !

Charles VI killed four men in a frenzy because he thought they were British soldier send to kill him ! They were in facts, only his close guard. The episode started after a man talked to him in the forest it all took place. He took 8 months to recover from this.

Strangely enough, even though « le Bal des Ardents » was a hugely traumatizing event, it is not the one that granted him his nickname « Le Fol » (the crazy ). It’s only 7 months after his mental health declined again without signs of improvements.

Infos kind of vary there but the event took place in the Hotel Saint-Pol OR the destructed and then reconstructed Hotel de la Reine Blanche.

Louis d’Orléans was 17 when it happened. People did think he did this to kill Charles VI and took the thrones. After the event he build the chapel « Le Couvent des Célestins » to expiate his crimes.

English is not my first languages also , sorry about the mistakes !!

#history #art #comic #digital art #France #france history #historic event #history comics #history comic #It was very long to do #cw: gore #cw body horror #Louis D'orléans #Charles VI #isabeau of bavaria #louis of Orléans #louis of orleans #charles 6 #King #French King #france king

[chic-a-gigot]

Le Petit écho de la mode, no. 12, vol. 18, 22 mars 1896, Paris. Corsage fantaisie. Étoffe. Doublure. Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney

Cours de coupe pratique appliqué au corsage offert dans ce numéro.

Corsage fantaisie, revers velours et dépassant étoffe garni picots dentelle. Manche nouvelle formant ballon à 5 coutures, recouvertes d’un picot dentelle et réunies sous une barrette de velours. Basques formant 3 plis ronds, rap portés sous une ceinture de velours. Devant jabot dentelle, col rabattu en velours garni picot dentelle. Ce corsage exige un peu plus d’attention pour sa coupe, en raison des patrons différents qui doivent être employés pour la doublure ou pour le corsage proprement dit. Le patron de doublure se compose de 5 pièces. A, devant â deux pinces. B. petit côté du devant C, petit côté du dos. D, dos E, manche. Tous ces morceaux, qui doivent être coupés doubles forment le dessous en doublure. Corsage proprement dit: 1 Devant à une pince. Le cran de l'entournure doit se rapporter au cran du devant A de doublure et indique l’endroit où doit se placer la couture de saignée de la manche. 2. Dos à plat d’un seul morceau, ne doit se couper qu’une fols, le pointillé indique le milieu du dos. La manche se compose de deux morceaux. 3. Manche, bas de manche pointue sur le dessus de la manche. 4. Bouffant de la manche se plaçant dans le carré vide du morceau no. 3. Les pointillés indiquent l’en droit. où doit se coudre la dentelle picot. Le bas du morceau 4 doit être froncé suffisamment pour entrer dans ie creux de manche du patron 3. La couture qui rassemble ces 2 parties est cachée par le patron n» 7. Petite bande de velours en biais garnie deux boulons. 5. Revers. Le pointillé… indique le pli du revers. Poser le velours à 1 centimètre du bord, comme l’indiquent les ++ du patron, afin de former un dépassant en tissu. 6. Basques 3 plis. Le dos et le devant sont indiqués sur le patron. 7. Bande de velours en biais servant de garniture à la manche et mentionné plus haut 8 Col rabattu en velours, â faire semblables au revers no. 5 avec dépassant tissu. Le pointillé indique le milieu du col. Le devant du corsage est un bouffant dentelle avec nœud ruban et se place sur le petit col du corsage de doublure.

Basic cutting instructions for this issue's bodice.

Fancy bodice, velvet lapel and excess fabric trimmed with lace picots. New balloon sleeve with five seams, covered with a lace picot and gathered under a velvet barrette. Basques forming three round pleats, worn under a velvet belt. Lace jabot front, turn-down collar in velvet trimmed with picot lace. This bodice requires more attention to its fit, due to the different patterns that must be used for the lining or for the bodice itself. The lining pattern consists of five pieces. (A) Front with two darts. (B) Short side of the front (C), short side of the back. (D) front, and (E) back of the sleeve. All these pieces, which must be cut double, form the bottom lining. Bodice itself: (1) Front with a dart. The notch of the hem must relate to the notch of the front (A) of the lining and indicates where the sleeve seam bleed should be placed. (2) Flat back in one piece, should only be cut once, the dotted line indicates the middle of the back. The sleeve consists of two pieces. (3) Sleeve, pointed sleeve bottom on top of the sleeve. (4) Bouffant of the sleeve placed in the empty square of piece (3). The dotted lines indicate the line where the picot lace should be sewn. The bottom of piece (4) must be gathered enough to fit into the hollow of the sleeve of pattern (3). The seam which brings these two parts together is hidden by pattern (7). Small biased strip of velvet garnished with two bolts. (5) Backhand. The dotted line indicates the fold of the reverse. Place the velvet one centimeter from the edge, as indicated by the ++ in the pattern, to form a fabric overhang. (6) 3-ply peplums. The back and front are indicated on the pattern. (7) Biased strip of velvet serving as trim on the sleeve and mentioned above. (8) Velvet turn-down collar, to be made similar to lapel (5) with protruding fabric. The dotted line indicates the middle of the collar. The front of the bodice is a lace bouffant with ribbon bow and sits over the small collar of the lining bodice.

#Le Petit écho de la mode #19th century #1890s #1896 #on this day #March 22 #periodical #fashion #fashion plate #découpé #pattern #description #Forney #dress #corsage #bodice #gigot #devant et dos

[ouchiis]

ouye, flirting: *twirls hair* so, what nightmares have been plaguing you for the past ten years?

#❛⠀₊˚ ☾ ?⠀ tarot de marseilles ( ooc ) ⠀❜ ⠀ꜜ ⠀. #❛⠀₊˚ ☾ ?⠀ le fol ( memes ) ⠀❜ ⠀ꜜ ⠀. #either that or ''can i read your palm?'' / any other form of divination #though that's also his brand with making friends too. it's a 50/50 shot

[papermoonloveslucy]

RIP MARTY KROFFT 

1937-2023

Marty Krofft was born on April 9, 1937 in Montréal, Québec, Canada. With his brother Sid, Krofft created some of television's most fantastic and magical programs, mostly centered around puppetry. Lucille Ball's interaction with the Krofft was brief, but memorable.

The Krofft puppets first gained attention at the 1962 Seattle Worlds Fair where they presented a show called "Les Poupees de Paris" that included marionettes impersonating popular celebrities. In 1964-1965, they presented the (updated) show at the Worlds Fair in New York. In 1967, Ball's recorded voice, along with Jackie Gleason, Liberace, and Mae West and many other stars, was heard in “Six Flags presents Sid and Marty Krofft’s Circus”.

On September 30, 1977, Donny and Marie welcomed Lucille Ball, who plays the Tin Lady in a Krofft-style spoof of “The Wizard of Oz” starring Ray Bolger. The first three seasons of "The Donny & Marie Show" were produced by the Kroffts, who also created the variety series. Ball appeared on the 2nd episode of the show's 3rd season, and the Osmonds (after a long legal battle) had finally won creative control from the Kroffts feeling they had outgrown the child-like atmosphere created by them. They moved the show to Utah and took over as producers just two months after this episode aired. In this episode, however, the Krofft vibe is still palpably present.

A few Lucille Ball / Desilu performers were seen on Krofft's many television shows.

Johnny Silver played Ludicrous Lion on TV's "H.R. Pufnstuf" (1969) and appeared as Dr. Blinky in the 1970 feature film.

Charles Nelson Reilly and Jerry Maren (both seen on "Here's Lucy") were part of "Lidsville" (1971).

1972's telefilm "Fol-De-Rol" (a film of their 1968 fairy tale puppet show) included Lucy guest stars Ann Sothern, Mickey Rooney, and Totie Fields.

"Sigmund and the Sea Monsters" (1972) starred Ball's good friend Mary Wickes as Aunt Zelda, and also featured Sidney Miller as the voice of Sweet Mama Ooze.

"The Lost Saucer" (1975) included Lucy friends Ruth Buzzi, Jim Nabors, and Vito Scotti.

"Far Out Space Nuts" (1975) featured Hal Smith and John Carradine, both of whom had appeared on "The Lucy Show."

Also seen on "Donny & Marie" during the Krofft years were Desi Arnaz, Jack Albertson, Bob Hope, Milton Berle, Ruth Buzzi, Buddy Hackett, Edgar Bergen, Andy Griffith, Rich Little, Iron Eyes Cody, Arthur Godfrey, and Vincent Price.

#Marty Krofft #Donny & Marie #Osmond #Marie Osmond #Lucille Ball #The Wizard of Oz #Donny Osmond #Pufnstuf #Krofft #TV #Puppets

[cuties-in-codices]

zodiac horse

in the "livro de la menscalcia de le cavalli", italy (apulia), c. 1460-70

source: London, British Library, Additional 15097, fol. 59r

#15th century #horses #astrology #zodiac horse #zodiac man #sun #livro de la menscalcia de le cavalli #medieval art

[nancydrewwouldnever]

Limbourg Brothers, Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry: fol. 8v, August (Falconry with the Château d'Étampes in the background), ca. 1412-1416, watercolor and pigment on vellum (Musée Conde, Chantilly)

#limbourg brothers #manuscript illumination #manuscript #book of hours #medieval #15th century #illuminated manuscript