Wordless Wednesday : “La Fermière” by Alfred Laliberté

Posted by on July 20, 2011 5:06 am in My work, other | 17 comments

La Fermière is a sculptural fountain realized by Alfred Laliberté in 1915, and located at the Marché Maisonneuve in Montreal. You can see the woman farmer on the top, young men struggling with animals at the center, and turtles splashing water all around. It is a most appropriate sculpture for the market 🙂

Photographed by me on July 17th.

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17 Comments

  1. wow, at first i thought the pictures were noisy, but in fact they are droplets of water in the air! nice photos!

  2. Kay, these are gorgeous. I love different fountains anyways.

  3. These are lovely shots! Thanks for sharing them!

  4. I love the mist in the air. Gorgeous photos!

  5. Wow. I love sculpture.

  6. Love the sculpture

  7. all nice but I especially loved the second one, through the spray of water.

  8. Incredible, Kay, as always! That second photo is probably my favorite. Love the composition.

  9. These are beautiful pictures of a beautiful place!

  10. Oh my goodness, these are breathtaking!

  11. What beautiful photos! I could really go for a run in a fountain today with this terrible heat wave!

  12. Thank you all for such nice comments! Running through a fountain definitely sounded refreshing today! Ha! <3

  13. These are simply stunning! What moments to capture
    you are very talented~!

    xox

  14. These are absolutely gorgeous!

  15. Gorgeous photos! Stunning!

  16. You took these? 😮 So pretty!! I wish I had a camera that could take shots like that.

  17. I lived in Montreal for 11 years (1999 to 2010) and always thought of myself as a perpetual tourist in my own city…now I’m ashamed to say I have never seen this and it’s beautiful! It’s definitely going to be a must-see the next time I go back to visit friends.

    Also, hi! I’m a fellow book addict currently living in Gatineau and taking full advantage of Ottawa’s AMAZING library system. I’d take advantage of Gat’s, but je n’est parle le francais du tout!

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