Extrait : "Lorigine des Quinze-Vingts est entourée dune certaine obscurité due à la perte de leur charte de fondation; et il est nécessaire de dégager la question des légendes ou des hypothèses qua fait naître cette lacune. Ouvrez la Fleur des Antiquitéz de Paris de Corrozet; vous y lirez que saint Louis « fonda la maison des Quinze-Vingtz pour nourrir et loger trois cens chevaliers quil ramena doultre-mer; ausquelz les Sarrazins avoient crevé les yeux. »"À PROPOS DES ÉDITIONS LIGARAN : Les éditions LIGARAN proposent des versions numériques de grands classiques de la littérature ainsi que des livres rares; dans les domaines suivants : • Fiction : roman; poésie; théâtre; jeunesse; policier; libertin. • Non fiction : histoire; essais; biographies; pratiques.
2016-01-20 2016-01-20File Name: B01AVPTUX6
Review
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful. Read This Book Then Go See This Fantastic Man In Person!By BookwyrmI have owned this book on digital for years since about the first month I had my kindle (1st gen). However; I recently was very lucky to go get to see David Zyla for a Color Consult and Ultimate Style Session so I picked it up with the hopes of getting it autographed. Mission accomplished! I had a friend along for the trip to the consult in Seattle that had never heard of Zyla and she devoured the book on the car ride and during the hotel stay. It was fascinating. Zyla has such a following that our big facebook group which tons of members in Seattle met at The Renaissance Hotel and had a meetup to discuss their appointments and the results of their consults. Now what does this have to do with his book? Everything. In this book David Zyla breaks down his color system and helps you discover your color palette and then helps you find your season and archetype. He then breaks down your palette into various categories that help you with day to day themed wardrobes. This book is fantastic and of all the color seasonal systems out there; Zyla is by far the best.I highly recommend this book. What I recommend more is going to see Zyla in person.7 of 7 people found the following review helpful. A Great Color and Style Book Branching from Suzanne Caygills Original SystemBy Rochele HC HirschDavid Zyla has written a beautiful little book about how to determine some of your best colors to wear -- by matching up your pigmentation colors in skin; hair and eyes with paint chips. He also provides style profiles that people find compelling and useful. Zyla has adapted Suzanne Caygills pioneering work on personal color and style (she started in 1942) to open this work to a larger audience; and as one of Suzannes Academy of Color Graduates; Im grateful to him. Unlike the other "systems" of determining a persons colors -- where the analyst drapes a person to determine what "set of colors" (one of 4; or one of 12) that are assigned to the person; Zyla demonstrates that each person has a unique array of colors (as determined by their own coloration) and he provides good information on how to use those colors; and others that harmonize correctly; for best effect.15 of 16 people found the following review helpful. It Works!By L. WhitneyMost colour analysis systems are quite generalized; Zylas system is completely personalized; based on natural; individual combinations of colours. His focus is on using clothing and colours to express oneself; and to feel great doing it. Using real life stories and experiences; Zyla shares his knowledge of how to create a personal style based on colour and personality. Explanations are offered for how the colours in a persons skin; eyes; and hair can impact her mood; as well; Zyla walks the reader through how to discover her own true colours. There are no pictures in this book; which some may find disconcerting; however; it means there is no need to question off ink tones; as well; it allows for a much more personal approach to the system. No visual examples means a person must put her own interpretation on the advice - which is the point; after all; to learn to express oneself. Zyla suggests using paint chip samples to get the closest match in colour; this was very useful; especially in conjunction with the archetypes for each season; where colour palettes can be matched to a painting to help determine which type a person is.
