BTW, not that a frame always tells anything about what's in it, but I associate these pseudo-rustic frames with early 20th cent.
I always wanted to be a brain cell when I grew up. :)
I'd give it serious consideration. :)
@kyratango Do you know Georges Flamand? New name for me, but not my buzzness: [IMG]
Would certainly fit my interpretation of the scene. Compared to other works I saw, seems to be unusual in having so many human figures.
Then I like that the ducks are coming to eat the bread. :)
To the extent I can see them, the scenes look like Venice.
Is this [ATTACH] why you like this? [ATTACH]
:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::p
Drink markers, so guests who set their drink down at a party know which one is theirs when they want it again?
I looked for Sergio Agostini + 'pig roast', 'festival' & 'fair' without success. :(
Haven't found much on le Poitevin himself, but so far no indication he personally made or oversaw prints like this. The one in France does not...
Vermiculee vermicular?
I am #6. Welcome 47. :)
If you can figure out what the letters are (remember to work right to left) you can type them here, then use a translation program to...
Maybe fix the title so thread will be easier to find in future?
I like it better that way.
I sort of 'collect' spontaneous tongue twisters. Try saying 'brown blown glass' 5 times fast. :)
Nor mine. She is on a stand in her own display case atop the display cabinet. I have never undressed her. My mother told me that, as a girl,...
It's Winkle Wessex Whieldon Ware? An alliteration riot!
Separate names with a comma.
