FILLE D'UN TAMBOURIN
Sadly, I don't know the identity of the young woman. I have two portraits of her wearing carnival costume, taken by a photographer named Mrs. Holmes, one (dated 1896) at her studio at 4, Park Street, Lytham and the other at the Studio of Davis and Sons, also in Lytham.
Sadly, I don't know the identity of the young woman. I have two portraits of her wearing carnival costume, taken by a photographer named Mrs. Holmes, one (dated 1896) at her studio at 4, Park Street, Lytham and the other at the Studio of Davis and Sons, also in Lytham.
8 comments:
OMG this is absolutely beautiful! I love the colors,the textures and the look she has just draws you in!! Have a great day! Take Care - Robin
Yes, it's a wonderful page !
I love your design Lumi and thank you again for your 2 pages with my kit.
Céline.
Very beautiful and dreamlike - she looks as though she's homesick for her faraway land ..... lovely!
Hi there! about that tea - it comes in teabags which would be quite easy to mail - I'd be happy to send you some :) (my e-mail is linked to my profile)
And perhaps when it comes time to water the garden at Larry's feet (so to speak) the hose could "accidentally" splash some water on all those pesky bills :)
Always so nice to get a good long chatty comment! Thank you!
Beautiful colors, perfect with the image!
Awesome!
Have a wondrous and magical day!
Gaby xo
honestly, i just want to say 'perfect' every time i look at your work! it's just so, so... eye pleasingly perfect!! this piece just sings... xo
Such a very gorgeous piece. I love the richness of the colors.
fab work!!!love the colors,the textures..everything!!
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