Welcome! If you're new here, you want to click on May Français Version Above to see just the articles en français, OR Events subscribe to the RSS feed Français. Thanks for visiting!. Hello! If this is your first time on the blog, know that you can choose to see only items in French The French version by clicking above, or even subscribe to our RSS feed French. Thank you for your visit. The frigidarium the "Palais des Thermes" of the ancient Lutetia has been restored and it is here, and in two rooms of the Hotel de Cluny, the exhibition takes place. It addresses the theme of the toilet and bath, cosmetic and body care which took off in antiquity and the Middle Ages. A chemical analysis conducted on cosmetics brings a new dimension to the project .... The bath was an important moment of daily life in antiquity and the exhibition features a wide variety of items: toiletry boxes containing cosmetics, perfume vases, combs, mirrors, valuables, as well as ordinary small tools clean. Sculptures (ancient portraits and medieval statues), paintings on vases and paintings from the fifteenth century complete this panorama of beauty between Antiquity and Middle Ages. The course of the exhibition is chronological. The sections evoke the ancient baths and decor including a series of statues of Aphrodite bathing, inherited a theme of the fourth century and often repeated by the Roman copyists. The rooms devoted to the medieval era, breaking the still prevalent image of a Middle Age Dark, instead showed the variety and sometimes the luxury accessories and rituals of the toilet. Far from being forgotten, the great classical texts on the issue of body care are reproduced in the lavishly decorated manuscripts that can be discovered. Some of them offer great images of medieval baths, like the famous tapestry of life stately bath that closes the exhibition. The exhibition also has a scientific novel. A study conducted by the laboratories of L'Oreal Research and the Centre for Research and Restoration of Museums of France (CNRS-C2RMF) allowed the analysis of 144 samples of products. You will discover objects that contain traces of paint or ointment, as a surprising pyx discovered in 2003 and filled with cream bleach or a funeral vase containing a cosmetic pink. The exhibition bathroom and the mirror - cosmetics and body care from Antiquity to the Middle Ages, held from 20 May to 21 September 2009 at the Musée national du Moyen Age - Thermes et Hôtel de Cluny, 6 place Paul-Painleve, 75005 Paris (map here). Open every day except Tuesday from 9:15 to 5:45 p.m.. Full price: 8,50 € Reduced rate: 6,50 € including the permanent collections. Free for children under 26 years and for everyone every first Sunday of the month. Thank you for visiting the blog of Hotels Paris Rive Gauche! The French version Click to see only items in French, please leave us your comments and remember to subscribe to the RSS feed by clicking here. Thank you. Hi, and thanks for dropping by! Welcome to the new Hotels Paris Rive Gauche blog you'll find WHERE loads of information about what's going on in Paris right now. Click on to see just Version française en Français the items, feel free to leave comments, and do not forget to subscribe to the RSS feed by clicking here. Thanks again!.
What influences does the old on advertising?. They are as original as it is believed brands?. Many more answers to several questions, here in this blog. Another area in which advertising is present classical culture, is the world of perfumery and cosmetics. Within these groups there are:. Andros: ?????? specifically comes from the Greek, the genitive form whose meaning is male ????. To take shape in the genitive, to what the perfume is to tell the public that will use this, in this case, perfume. It is a scent of man. Emporio Armani (From the Latin Emporium, and east of ???????? gr.) That leads to Castilian empire, which refers to a large establishment where you can buy everything you need. Reconremos that mark is tano eata producing perfumes as clothing, accessories ... etc. Guerlain: the brand does not take its name from the Latin or Greek, but if you take it for some of their frgancias as Champs Elysees (?????? ?????), which in Greek mythology, was the place of hell, which was reserved for the souls of the virtuous and heroic warriors led a quiet and peaceful life, or for another perfume Allegory (Del lat. allegoria, and east of the gr. ?????????). Yves Saint Laurent: Opium perfume The name of this word refers to the Castilian Opium. Opium is a narcotic substance with a strong odor obtained after drying the juice of green poppy heads. The name of this colony, is associated with the effect of opium because it is a substance that fascinates "captivates the senses." Another perfume Kouros is also addressed to the male audience as well as the sculpture of the archaic period of Greek art. Eudermin: Dividing into parts of the brand name, we see that is formed by a prefix of Latin origin (eu) whose meaning is well and Derm-root from the Greek (?????, "????). Which means skin. The quality of the cosmetic that enhances the ability to care for the skin. Gillette: In this brand of men's shaving products, locate a section geared toward women, Venus. Venus in Roman mythology is the goddess who was associated with love, beauty and fertility born of the sea foam is produced by cutting off the testicles of Zeus. The equivalent of Venus in Greek mythology is Aphrodite (Ancient Greek ????????). Kinesia, takes its name from the Greek (???????) which in our language, can lead to the meaning of movement, shock or sedition. The mark, picks up the meaning of the latter, sedition (excitation of the senses) we speak of a mark referred to creams and soaps. Neutrogena: Take the way of Latin (neuter, neutral,) which means literally neither. The quality of the product you want to highlight the name of the brand at all times is the remedial action both oily and dry skin of healthy skin making them seeking the middle ground between leathery skin and oily skin. Nivea: Its name comes from the Latin adjective (Niveus-a-um) which means belonging or related to the snow. This cosmetics brand took its name from the Latin for the color of your product, white. In the ads, talked about "The magical white cream."

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