Oil on canvas, painted by my father-in-law...
This Sunday's prompt for Our Beautiful World is Romantic, chosen by me.
I'll share with you some photos of objects that I find romantic.
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| Pressed glass, over 60 years old, herited from my mother |
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| Rosa rugosa 'Snow pavement' |
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| Crazy quilting made by me |
Paris is a romantic city.
Albert Edelfelt is one of our most famous painters.
He lived and worked in Paris in the late 1800.
He lived and worked in Paris in the late 1800.
Virginie was his model and mistress - but their lovestory did not have a happy end.
Virginie was an amazing book taking me to romance and Paris!
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| A romantic collage for Mosaic Monday! |
The next Sunday's topic is BLOOM.
I have to agree with you that these things are romantic. Nice photos!
VastaaPoistaBeautiful photoseries! Not all love can be lucky, but romentic is a way of life...
VastaaPoistaHave a nice and colorful september
Upeita kuvia,romantiikkaa sitä ei ole koskaan liikaa :)
VastaaPoistaRomantik hat viele Gesichter und liegt immer im Auge des Betrachters.
VastaaPoistaSchön Beispiele zeigst du uns.
Wunderschön finde ich das gemalte Bild deines Schwiegervaters !
♥liche Grüße
Great series photoshoot.
VastaaPoistaRiitta, your photos are actually very romantic and beautiful.
Happy week.
Lucja
Yes, these are romantic. I also think of a quiet candle light dinner as very romantic.
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@ Sarah ---- Thank you for your comments! I don't consider myself as a very romantic person but roses and Paris are always ♥♥♥
So romantic, your beautiful images are making me swoon! I shall have to see if I can get a copy of the book, Virginie. Love the Snow Pavement rose, so beautiful.
VastaaPoistaMM is experiencing a few teething problems this week, possibly because I'm in a strange location (the UK Midlands)and the internet is slooow! So glad you were able to join in this week.
Maggie, sad to say that Virginie is only available in Finnish and is now sold out. It was a fascinating book and told also a lot about France and women's unindependent position at that time - women were practically owned by men. Thank you for your comment.
PoistaI agree --- Romantic wins the day! Gorgeous images. Love your crazy quilting and the gorgeous oil painting by your Father in law ... what treasures! Happy Monday! Have a great week!
VastaaPoistaRitta, thanks for sharing your romantic images. I love the chandelier, the flowers and the book. Sylvia D.
VastaaPoistaLovely romantic images - crystal and roses, lace and books - beautiful things. Hope there's some romance in your new week.
VastaaPoistaHow lovely and what a wonderful idea for mosaics! I am a romantic at heart and would love to do a post like this sometimes. Thank you for always inspiring us. Sweet hugs, Diane
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