Thursday, 23 February 2012
An early birthday present to myself
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I could not resist these 1939 Lepage-Medvey chromolithographs when I saw them in David Chamberlain's shop on Etsy. I started off limiting myself to four...then five....then six...then finally I justfied these eight because they are all so beautiful. Not least the two splendiferous men!
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12 comments:
Gasp! They are lovely. Such deep soaking colour. Happy Early Birthday!
fantastic find Sandra, I think I might be following in your footsteps soon!
They are divine :)
Exactly! I love the bright colour and the simplicity of the style...thanks very much Julianne, not least for the early birthday wish! :)
Gold! I have a book with similar images, love it and wish I had some of those outfits!
I can definitely see one of these women wearing your beautiful embroidered boots Emma! :)
splendiferous chromolithographs. try saying that after a few birthday tipples. jxx
WOW. They are gorgeous! Love that it's only the ladies who are bearing offerings (in his defence though, no.12 does look to be busily cleaning his pipe). Great find.
ha ha! Love your comments Jen and Saskia. He is very busy with that pipe!
these are wonderful! i just discovered your shop and blog...
brilliant!
Great to meet you Kim, love your work!
ooh I love these. 2nd last looks Czechish. Happy Birthday lovely! xx
Thank you thank you lovely Sandra! Yes, I can see you wearing that one with aplomb. :)
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