@FernandDouin

Archivist and lover of things past. Archiviste amoureux du monde perdu. Author of @SDS_Blog

Louvigny-Triage.
Joined February 2014
Dominic retweeted
Louth, St James, Lincolnshire Standing at 293ft, this is the tallest Anglican parish church in UK, and the 7th tallest church overall. #SteepleSaturday
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When an old woman dies.... • Kenneth C. Steven •
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Carlo Dolci 1616 1687. La bellissima Madonna blu
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This is the modest range of buildings — former stables, in fact! — in Littlemore, south of Oxford, where St. John Henry Newman was received into the Catholic faith.
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And this is Oriel College, where he was chaplain from 1826–1831 and 1833–1835. (I hadn't known that John Keble had held the same position from 1817–1823.) His 'oratory' above the chapel was opened up and restored in the 1980s and beautified with stained glass.
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Praise to the Holiest in the height, and in the depth be praise; in all His words most wonderful, most sure in all His ways!
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Sometimes writing Arthurian poetry means wearing the helm and wielding the sword!
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Dominic retweeted
Wednesday Archive Day. This is a view of the cottages known as the Fisheries cottages at Mitcham Bridge from 1984. The view is from the NT Watermeads a view today that is difficult due to the number of trees and other growth that has taken place in the Watermeads.
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Jerzy Szelągowski - Panorama miasta (gwasz na papierze, 22,4 x 41,3 cm), lata 60. XX wieku. #PolishMastersofArt
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But every season is a kind Of rich nostalgia. • Elizabeth Jennings •
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This Painting brilliantly captures the atmosphere of a bustling 19th Century London William Logsdail (British, Lincoln 1859-Noke 1944)
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Nouveau partenaire : le Centre des Ressources documentaires du musée de la #Marine ! Il rassemble 40 000 titres sur l’histoire maritime, une collection d'ouvrages patrimoniaux, les dossiers d’œuvres du musée ainsi que des fonds d’archives privées. tinyurl.com/dsdjv4m5
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His Holiness Pope Leo XIV’s message to March for Life UK 2026! | @March4LifeUK
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Yes, Britain before the 1960s really was a different place. A fascinating marker of the deep change in our society since the Revolution:
British attitudes to the police in 1950/51
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This was followed by the #MarchForLife, n protest against laws that legalise abortion. We also keep our lawmakers in prayer, that they may be guided by the Holy Spirit, as they prepare to vote once again on legislation that would legalise assisted suicide in the UK.
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'Autumn.' (1944) I find it difficult to think of any British landscape painter of Rowland Hilder's generation (he was born in 1905) whose work is as widely known but whose name is not. His work touched a strain of nostalgia for an unchanged and unchanging landscape.
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🇬🇧 🇫🇷 Au British Museum, le Roi et la Reine ont été rejoints par le Président de la France, Emmanuel Macron et Mme Brigitte Macron, le Premier ministre Andy Burnham et Mme Marie-France Van-Heel, pour visiter l'exposition de la Tapisserie de Bayeux au British Museum.  Suite à un accord historique entre le Royaume-Uni et la France, la Tapisserie de Bayeux a été prêtée par la France au Royaume-Uni pour la première fois depuis sa création il y a près de 1 000 ans. La Tapisserie de Bayeux représente les événements menant à la Conquête normande de l’Angleterre en 1066.  Les conservateurs ont montré à Leurs Majestés des scènes clés de la tapisserie avant de rejoindre les personnes impliquées dans le prêt et les élèves d’écoles britanniques et françaises, dans la Grande Cour du musée.
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Dominic retweeted
'The poem is important, but not more than the people whose survival it serves ...' Wendell Berry Rest gently, dear poet.
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On the morning that she went to the guillotine, Sophie Scholl, aged 21, said: "Such a fine, sunny day, and I have to go... What does my death matter, if through us, thousands of people are awakened and stirred to action?"
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