Nesvizh Castle, Nezvizh, Belarus. The second card I received from the same collection (here is the first-one). Thanks to Natalia from postcrossing.
Original postcrossing ID: BY-488958
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Saturday, July 7, 2012
Belarus
Nesvizh Castle, Nezvizh, Belarus. The second card I received from the same collection (here is the first-one). Thanks to Natalia from postcrossing.
Original postcrossing ID: BY-488958
Friday, July 6, 2012
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Nostalgic Notre-Dame
A nostalgic postcard of Notre-Dame (my absolute favorite place on earth!), Paris, France.
Nostalgic Montmartre
A very romantic old photo of Montmartre, one of my favorite places in Paris (alongside with the Quartier Latin). It looks like a replica and the date says 27/07/1910. Paris, France
A thought of Paris
A thought of Paris, Une Pensée de Paris, a great vintage-inspired card. I cannot find any information if it's a replica or not.
Le Chat Noir
A replica of the famous Chat Noir poster, poster art by Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen. Printed in Verneau, Paris, in 1896.
According to wikipedia, Le Chat Noir is the first modern cabaret opened by Rodolphe Salis in Montmartre in 1881.
Boudoir poses
I love those two postcards a lot. This woman has a masculine face/expression that I found very sexy with the rest of her body.
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Beautiful lady
The card is made to celebrate Sainte. Catherine Day, but unfortunately I have no idea who this lovely lady is and the postmark is illegible.
Old Russian Postcard
An old postcard from Russia that Özlem sent to me. I love the expression on the women's faces, it also reminds me a little of Anna Karanina. The card was sent on 06 (?)/12/1917. It's pretty damaged unfortunately.
The fish seller
A replica again, the fish seller woman (very stylish if I may add), photo taken in 1976.
Old Wimereux
A replica od an old ad of the Opal Coast in Wimereux. It's a great beach now, I guess it was even better then. (And there is a casino-theater on top of everything!)
Fashion forward ladies of the 50's
A replica made out of a picture in Madrigal magazine, 29/01/1952. I picked it up at the Lace Museum (La Cité Internationale de la Dentelle). If you think lace museum is lame, just wait until you see Chanels and Diors and gowns Grace Kelly worn. This is the absolute number one stuff I want to go make a burglary!
The chair caners of Paris unite!
The little jobs of Paris, chair caners. Apparenlty this fellow changes some parts of chairs, an archaic form of feng shui interior designers it seems.
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