The Arcades Project - Operi

A branch of La BelleJardiniere in Marseilles, From Le Monde iliustre, March 28, 1863, 1863, See A6,2,
Sieur Ceccherini, who offered to patrons his newspapers and his books." J. Lucas­
Dubreton, L 'Affaire 'Affa ire Alibaud, ou Louis-Philippe traque (1836; rpt. Paris, 1927),
pp, pp,114-115, 114-115, [A6a,l]
On the occasion of disturbances associated associated with the burial of General Lamarque
on June 5, 5, 1832, the Passage du Saumon Saumon was the scene of a battle battle waged on
barricades, in in which which 200 workers confronted the troops. [A6a,2]
r.r.Martin: Business, you see, sir, ... is the ruler of the world!-Desgenais: I am of
your opinion, Monsieur Martin, but the ruler alone is not enough; there must be
subjects. And that is where painting, sculpture, music come in ... . ... . -Martin: A
little little of that is is necessary, surely, ... and ... . .. I myself have encouraged the the arts. arts.
Why, in my last establishment, the Cafe de France, I had many paintings on
allegorical subjects .... . ... What is more, I engaged musicians for the evenings .... . ...
Finally, if I may invite you to accompany me ... . .. , you will see under my peristyle
two very very large, scantily attired statues, each each with a light fixture on its its head.-Desgenais:
A light fixture?-Martin: That is my idea idea of sculpture: it must serve serve some some
purpose . .... ... All All those statues with an an arm arm or a leg in the air-what are they good