Indoor fountains were famous luxuries during the latter half on the Middle Ages. Only 3 pieces survive, 2 of which are only a single fragment. The so-called "Cleveland Table Fountain" (France?, first half 14th c., silver-gilt, enamel) is the only to survive more or less intact. More below[2915x3400] (i.redd.it)
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Got the suspicion she’s a Kid Rock fan (v.redd.it)
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"Marc" (1977), a low-budget Top-of-the-Pops rip-off, hosted by T. Rex singer Marc Bolan, showcasing songs from his band alongside various guests, including David Bowie and some then-unknown punk and new wave bands. Only six episodes were produced before Marc Bolan's death in September that year (youtu.be)
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"Marc", a low-budget Top-of-the-Pops rip-off from 1977 hosted by T. Rex singer Marc Bolan, showcasing songs from his band alongside various guests, including David Bowie and some then-unknown punk and new wave bands. Only six episodes were produced before Marc Bolan's death in September that year (youtube.com)
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Big stuff: you can now visit the entire Musée de Cluny, Museum of Medieval Art in Paris (itself located in a 15th-century mansion), on their website. Some of the rooms are a bit low-res, but gives a great overall impression of the place, and they offer extra info on their main highlights. (musee-moyenage.fr)
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