Giveaway!
I’m giving one lucky person the chance to pick one shelf of books from our Bertvent bookcase.
Follow and repost by midday on Saturday 27th and I’ll pick someone at random! Which shelf will you choose?
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The provenance of this 13C carved stone head is uncertain but most likely from one of the vanished churches of Senlis, Normandy, France. Now in the town’s excellent museum. #FindsFriday#FridayFaces
Piglet thought they ought to have a Reason for going to see everybody, like Organizing an Expotition, if Pooh could think of something.
Pooh could.
“We’ll go because it’s Thursday,” he said, “and we’ll go to wish everybody a Very Happy Thursday.” ~A.A.Milne
#HappyThursday
Mary Cassatt (1845 - 1926), 'Mother and child' c.1890, hand coloured etching. The artist was influenced by Japanese prints and pioneered in her refections of parent child bonding #WomensArt
The church of St Pierre, Senlis, Normandy has been a chicory factory, a fodder shop, a covered market and a cavalry quarter since it was deconsecrated in 1791. #WallsOnWednesday#WindowsOnWednesday
Extraordinary 16C (restored 19C) stained-glass window at St Martin’s, Villaquier, Normandy. The scene of a naval battle of 1523 is fabulous, showing Spanish ships attacked for the Mexican treasure they in turn had plundered. #StainedGlassSunday