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Painting by Gustave Doré
Don Quijote: Music
http://www.donquijote.org/vmuseum/quixote-music
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Easter Morning
Caspar David Friedrich is considered the greatest German Romantic painter and one of the most original geniuses in the history of landscape painting.
Bilby George & Prince George
Prince George and his parents Catherine Middleton Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William, meeting Bilby George at the Taronga Zoo (Australia) on April 19, 2014
Egg Jarping & Egg Knocking: Easter Games
Egg Jarping World ChampionShip 2013
Egg Knocking in Louisiana (USA)
Easter Game: The Egg Dance (1637)
You can see the chalk circle, the bowl and the musician playing the bagpipe
The Egg Dance: Easter Game
Egg dancing was a popular game played during Spring festivities. The painting dates back to 1552!
First a chalk circle was drawn on the floor. Then, accompanied by bagpipe music, the player had to use his feet to roll an egg out of a bowl, keeping it inside the circle. Then, he had to turn the bowl upside down on top of the egg.
All this without touching the flowers, leaves or anything else and without breaking the egg!
The prize for the winner: usually a basket of eggs.
Easter at the White House (Washington D.C), USA
With the 44th President of the United States of America Barak Obama
LadyBug Laying Eggs!
Coccinellid comes from the Latin word coccineus meaning "scarlet".
Coccinellids are all over the world: there are more than 5,000 species recorded!
The name "ladybird" originated in Britain, where the insect was called 'Our Lady's bird' or the Lady beetle in relation to its seven spots and virgin Mary´s cloak.
Peter CarL Fabergé´s Eggs
Peter Carl Faberge was one of the most famous jewellers in history, known especially for the Easter eggs that he created for the Russian royal family.
Faberge produced at least 52 eggs for the Imperial family between (1885-1916),
"Memory of Azov Egg" 1891
Picture by Stan Shebs
All included a surprise when opened, thanks to intricate mechanisms.
"The Moscow Kremlin Egg" 1906
Picture by Stan Shebs
Each egg was designed to a theme, often taken from remarkable events in Russia or Romanov´s family celebrations.
Gatchina Palace Egg, 1901
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