what sweet looking someone...like the hat as well...happy weekend B
Betsy, I am very familiar with this drawing, as I grew up in Sweden. In fact I had a post in December about Brita as Idun:http://lifeworkandpleasure.blogspot.com/2008/12/christmas-girl.htmlHow come you are familiar with Larsson's work? Very few outside Sweden know of him.;))
Lovely!Next time you visit The Glen...please notice...I gave you an award!
But I bet they kept her feet as warm as toast.
Well Betsy I too Love Ya! Award from the good life also!
She doesn't look cold at all! Her fur covered shoes jump off the page at you. Nice.
Protege ~ My sister introduced me to Carl Larsson years ago. I think I first saw his work in greeting cards and also featured in a picture calendar. I love his paintings...such a beautiful glimpse into Swedish life!
Jill and Nanny ~ well, thank you to both of you! Sounds like you've been up to the same stuff today! :)
My wife has some that look similar to this and she has some large ones she hands out to people who come and visit with cold feet.my MemoriesI wrote in my Memories blog about the roads of my youth and how they were to travel in the winter time.
I love this illustration and your new header is wonderful! Stay warm..
I'm serving coffee! Stay and chat!And no awards, please! Your comments are my awards!
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Brita With Candles and Apples
what sweet looking someone...like the hat as well...happy weekend B
ReplyDeleteBetsy, I am very familiar with this drawing, as I grew up in Sweden. In fact I had a post in December about Brita as Idun:
ReplyDeletehttp://lifeworkandpleasure.blogspot.com/2008/12/christmas-girl.html
How come you are familiar with Larsson's work? Very few outside Sweden know of him.;))
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteNext time you visit The Glen...please notice...I gave you an award!
But I bet they kept her feet as warm as toast.
ReplyDeleteWell Betsy I too Love Ya! Award from the good life also!
ReplyDeleteShe doesn't look cold at all! Her fur covered shoes jump off the page at you. Nice.
ReplyDeleteProtege ~ My sister introduced me to Carl Larsson years ago. I think I first saw his work in greeting cards and also featured in a picture calendar. I love his paintings...such a beautiful glimpse into Swedish life!
ReplyDeleteJill and Nanny ~ well, thank you to both of you! Sounds like you've been up to the same stuff today! :)
ReplyDeleteMy wife has some that look similar to this and she has some large ones she hands out to people who come and visit with cold feet.
ReplyDeletemy Memories
I wrote in my Memories blog about the roads of my youth and how they were to travel in the winter time.
I love this illustration and your new header is wonderful! Stay warm..
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