Bonjour Je m'appelle Réal Joly AKA MagikUnicorn, je suis québécois d'origine canadienne j'habite la merveilleuse île de Montréal Forteresse Francophone d'Amérique.
Jeune j'étais déjà un mordu de l'Art. Dès l'âge de 12 ans je débutais le fusain pour poursuivre avec la sculpture et enfin la peinture...
Aujourd'hui après un cours de graphisme et l'experience acquise en vingt ans d'Art, je me redécouvre ! Assis devant mon écran d'ordinateur, je dessine avec des millions de polygones et de calculs mathématiques, et m'enivre de ce nouvel Art des temps modernes qu'est le dessin en 3D... Merci à tous.
L'AMOUR ET L'ÉVOLUTION DE L'ART N'ONT PAS DE LIMITE
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Hi my name is Réal Joly AKA MagikUnicorn and I live on the marvelous french island of Montreal Quebec Canada
Young person I was already bitten of Art. As of the 12 years age I began the charcoal to continue with sculpture and finally painting... Today after a graphics study and the experience gained in twenty years of Art, I rediscover myself ! Sat in front of the screen of my computer, I draw with million polygons and mathematical calculations, and I get drunk of this New Art of modern times which is the 3D drawing... Thank you All.
LOVE AND EVOLUTION OF ART ARE UNLIMITED
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Comments (20)
MagikUnicorn
Lachine is one of the first three parishes on the island of Montreal - the first upstream of the Lachine Rapids - and the fifteenth oldest in New France. It was also, for a long time, the bridgehead between Montreal, the Great Lakes and the interior of the North American continent. That is to say, the heritage and genealogical weight that this Borough represents today.
The distant history of Lachine begins in 1534 when François 1st sends Captain Jacques Cartier in search of a maritime route leading to Asia. He is convinced that by going up the great river of Canada he will find the passage sought. But it was first necessary to circumvent this major obstacle that was the Sault Saint-Louis: stop, unload the goods, store them, transport them. Hence the need for permanent posts upstream and downstream. It was Montreal in 1642, and Lachine, 25 years later, in 1667.
Lachine, originally called Saint-Sulpice, was originally a vast estate granted to Robert Cavelier de La Salle to settle settlers and clear land. But Cavelier chose to launch his own discovery of the road to China. Saint-Sulpice was, by derision, renamed Lachine, a name that became official in 1676 with the creation of the parish of Saints-Anges de Lachine.
From the countryside to the city
The ancient history of Lachine was crossed by conflicts - Amerindian and colonial wars (1687-1714), British occupation (1760) then American (1775) which ended only with the end of the 18th century. For a long time agriculture, transportation and warehousing of goods and furs were Lachine's main economic activities. The opening of the Lachine Canal (1825), the establishment of the Dawes brewery (1826), the creation of an industrial corridor between Lachine and Montréal (after 1840) signal the end of Lachine rural, And the creation of an urban municipality (1848, 1872).
The population is first of all French. The first Anglo-Scots began settling around 1780. The early 19th century coincided with the arrival of other British immigrants, mostly Irish. After 1860 and until the First World War, immigration became more diversified: Italians, Slavs of Ukraine, Jews of Russia, Christian Syrians, and so on.
The river was at first the only channel of communication, which is why the oldest institutions and houses are on the water's edge along the King's way. We owe it to the judge historian Désiré Girouard (1836-1911) to have first highlighted the historical and heritage significance of the Lachine lands by his works and opened the door to the preservation of his many places of memory and commemoration.
Faemike55
Very cool and fascinating history
eekdog Online Now!
Cool history and atmo.
RodS
What a lovely and peaceful scene, Real! And an interesting read as well.
Richardphotos
outstanding scene and interesting history lesson
giulband
Very dreaming atmosphere !!
BryceHoro
Interesting piece of Canadian history. Very well done scene.
jmb007
interessant
QuietRiot
Love your historical pieces...
crender
Amazing!!!!!
claude19
j'adore tes ciels 'mordorés' !!!
rayag
Stunning image! !!
jendellas
Peaceful setting & excellent info.
sossy
A time where life was life and ennough peace for the soul in the landscapes and villages! wonderful picture 😀
Fahrenheit451
Great render & interesting history Indian Brother! :)
treasureprints
Very pretty!
Glendaw
Magnificent peaceful and serene image and atmosphere, well done.
The historical background is very interesting, thanks for sharing.
DukeNukem2005
This is great!
UteBigSmile
mininessie
nice landscape!