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The Magnificent Photos of Jean-Yves Lemoigne!

Famous French photographer Jean-Yves Lemoigne displays here an amazing series of photos, each with some fantastic or unreal element. His photos traditionally involve two or more elements contrasting each other, building a real world and introducing something fantastic and bizarre into it.

This Is Why Your Jeans Have a Small, Useless Pocket On Them

Ever wondered why your pairs of jeans have a tiny little pocket that seems to be completely useless?

These 3D Glass Paintings Will Leave You Speechless

Over 20 years ago, Jean-Pierre Weill was struggling to make ends meet and needed to decide whether to stick with his dream of supporting his family as an artist or going out and getting a 9-5 job. One morning, while he was sitting in his studio, he had a fantastic idea.

This Is What the City of Rome Looked Like 1700 Years Ago

Source: Jean-Pierre Dalbéra Though Mussolini met his bloody end in 1945, Gismondi’s work continued until the model was finally finished in 1971 (for reference, this is more than three times the amount of time it took to construct the Colosseum of Rome).

Photos Of Famous Artists’ Muses Alongside Their Portraits

Below you can see her portrait by Pierre-Auguste Renoir titled Girl Braiding Her Hair (1885). Although Victorine Meurent is most known today for being Édouard Manet's muse, she was a distinguished painter in her own right.

Enjoy These Delightful Georges Seurat Paintings

Few artists have managed to leave an impression on the world of art as Georges Pierre Seurat has. Born on December 2, 1859, in Paris, Seurat was a French post-Impressionist artist known for developing his unique style of painting called pointillism.

20 Hilarious Recreations of Famous Paintings

Modern Fauvist Portrait of a Woman by Jean Pierre Cassigneul Image Source: tobeamuse / Instagram 19. The Scream by Edvard Munch Image Source: Buzzkill_13 / Reddit 20.

An Ode to Notre Dame Cathedral: the Ageless Heart of Paris

Source: Jean-Pierre Dalbéra [related_articles] It was only a decade later that Napoleon returned the cathedral to the ownership of the Church, but it was in a terrible state of disrepair.

22 Stunning Places That Will Leave Your Jaw Hanging

Bergen is a city and municipality in Hordaland on the west coast of Norway Photo by Espen Haagensen Twelve Apostles, Port Campbell National Park, Australia Photo by Joshua Photography The Maiden's Tower (Kız Kulesi), Istanbul, Turkey Photo by Jean-Pierre Brunel The London Eye - a giant Ferris wheel on

These Rodents Will Astound You With Their Cuteness

Laotian rock rat (By Jean-Pierre Hugot / Wikimedia Commons ) I wonder if it got it's name because it resembles the cuddliest rock you will ever find. 14. Val's gundi (By Momofelit / Wikimedia Commons ) It's fur...looks so so soft. 15.

French Artist Transforms Streets with Whimsical 3D Art

French artist Pierre Bertolotti has mastered the art of illusion, turning ordinary buildings into extraordinary spectacles. His 3D graffiti is not just art; it’s a mind-bending experience. Bertolotti’s creations are like optical illusions that defy gravity and challenge perception. His art is wild!

Take a Romantic Stroll Through the French Gardens of Love...

Photo by levilo Photo by Pierre Mairé The majestic gardens were created by Spanish doctor Joachim Carvallo and his American wife, Ann Coleman. The couple met while working on a medical research team in France and purchased the property in 1906.

Get Inspired Today With These Penetrative Sartre Quotes

Jean-Paul Sartre was a French philosopher who was born in the early 20th Century.

Minimiam - Incredible Art Good Enough to Eat!

These tiny food dioramas created and photographed by artists Pierre Javelle and Akiko Ida has been donned with its very own art form called Minimiam. Minimiam is so incredible because it takes food and transforms it into something so imaginative and extraordinary.