“Le mot na\u00eff et \u00e9tonn\u00e9 de la Borgh\u00e8se, quand on lui demanda comment elle avait bien pu poser nue devant Canova: \u00abmais l’atelier \u00e9tait chaud! il y avait un po\u00eale!\u00bb”<\/p>\n
Les Diaboliques, Barbey d’Aurevilly.<\/p>\n
Collection inspir\u00e9e de femmes, fictives ou historiques qui, \u00e0 tord ou \u00e0 raison, ont suscit\u00e9 accusations et calomnies et marqu\u00e9 l’Histoire ou les histoires par leur personnalit\u00e9 sulfureuse…<\/p>\n
Antiope \u00e9tait la fille d’Ar\u00e8s et la soeur de M\u00e9lanippe et Hippolyte mais il faut dire que les l\u00e9gendes ne diff\u00e9rencient pas toujours les trois soeurs.
\nAntiope \u00e9tait la reine des amazones et elle tomba amoureuse de Th\u00e9s\u00e9e qui l’enleva.
\nDans une version c’est \u00e0 l’occasion du neuvi\u00e8me travail d’H\u00e9racl\u00e8s o\u00f9 il devait r\u00e9cup\u00e9rer la ceinture d’Hippolyte, que le h\u00e9ros captura Antiope et l’offrit \u00e0 Th\u00e9s\u00e9e.
\nPausanias raconte qu’elle n’a pas \u00e9t\u00e9 enlev\u00e9e mais qu’elle serait partie de son plein gr\u00e9 c’est pourquoi elle fut accus\u00e9e d’avoir trahi son peuple.
\nN\u00e9anmoins, les Amazones attaqu\u00e8rent Ath\u00e8nes afin de sauver Antiope et de r\u00e9cup\u00e9rer la ceinture d’Hippolyte. Elles connurent la d\u00e9faite lors d’une bataille pr\u00e8s du mont d’Ar\u00e8s qui est connue sous le nom de bataille d’Attique, Antiope fut tu\u00e9e accidentellement par l’Amazone Molpadia, qui \u00e0 son tour fut tu\u00e9e par Th\u00e9s\u00e9e. On pouvait voir les tombes d’Antiope et de Molpadia \u00e0 Ath\u00e8nes.
\nMais on raconte aussi que c’est Antiope elle m\u00eame qui aurait d\u00e9clench\u00e9 la guerre quand elle apprit le mariage prochain de Th\u00e9s\u00e9e et de Ph\u00e8dre.<\/p>\n
Collier inox sym\u00e9trique, compos\u00e9 d’un plastron et d’un pendentif. Le plastron est form\u00e9 de deux arceaux martel\u00e9s et d’une tige les reliant l’un \u00e0 l’autre<\/strong>. Le pendentif est form\u00e9 de 3 sertis pierres. La grande pierre ovale est une Labradorite bleue. La pierre rectangulaire est une labradorite verte. Enfin, la petite pierre ovale est une Pierre de Lune. Chaque pierre est en serti griffe.<\/strong> Le collier en base est un plastron asym\u00e9trique. Le pendentif est mouvant sur la tige du plastron. Une cha\u00eenette de rallonge termin\u00e9e par une perle permet de jouer avec la longueur du collier.<\/strong> Dimension du plastron: 45 cm de tour de cou, 3 cm de large. Dimensions du pendentif : 6,5 cm par 3,5 cm.<\/strong><\/p>\n Style m\u00e9di\u00e9val fantastique et antique, pi\u00e8ce unique!!<\/strong><\/p>\n “The naive and astonished word from the Borghese, when asked how she could have posed naked in front of Canova:” but the workshop was hot! There was a stove! “<\/strong><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Les Diaboliques, Barbey d’Aurevilly<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Collection inspired by women, fictitious or historical who, rightly or wrongly, have aroused accusations and calumnies and marked History or stories by their sulphurous personality …..<\/strong><\/p>\n Antiope was the daughter of Ares and the sister of M\u00e9lanippe and Hippolyte but it must be said that the legends do not always differentiate the three sisters. Symmetrical stainless steel necklace, composed of a plastron and a pendant. The plastron is made up of two hammered hoops and a rod connecting them to each other. The pendant is made up of 3 stone settings. The large oval stone is a blue Labradorite. The rectangular stone is a green labradorite. Finally, the small oval stone is a Moonstone. Each stone is in a claw setting. The basic necklace is an symmetrical plastron. The pendant moves on the stem of the necklace. An extension chain ending with a pearl allows you to play with the length of the necklace. Dimensions of the plastron: 45 cm neck circumference, 3 cm wide. Dimensions of the pendant: 6.5 cm by 3.5 cm.<\/p>\n Fantastic and antique medieval style, unique piece!!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Collier inox serti Labradorite bleue, verte et Pierre de Lune d\u2019inspiration antique et elfique.<\/strong><\/p>\n
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\nAntiope was the queen of the Amazons and she fell in love with Theseus who kidnapped her.
\nIn one version it was on the occasion of Heracles’ ninth labor where he had to recover Hippolytus’ belt, that the hero captured Antiope and offered her to Theseus.
\nPausanias says that she was not kidnapped but that she left of her own free will, which is why she was accused of having betrayed her people.
\nNevertheless, the Amazons attacked Athens in order to save Antiope and recover Hippolytus’ belt. They were defeated in a battle near Mount Ares which is known as the Battle of Attica, Antiope was accidentally killed by the Amazon Molpadia, who in turn was killed by Theseus. The tombs of Antiope and Molpadia could be seen in Athens.
\nBut it is also said that it was Antiope herself who started the war when she learned of the upcoming marriage of Theseus and Phaedra.<\/p>\n
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