Where did you find these? Both of them are wonderful; terrific bright colours. I especially like the top that captures what I think the Jazz Age was like.
I just stumbled upon your site through a link found on http://parisetcie.blogspot.com/ and I'm smitten!!! My husband is convinced he was born in the wrong generation, instead thinking himself better suited for the days of Fitzgerald & Hemingway! Nice to "meet" you! Toma, aka The Antiques Diva (TM)
Hey it's about time Paul and I just love this poster...very nice :D
ReplyDeleteThanks Dear!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you find these? Both of them are wonderful; terrific bright colours. I especially like the top that captures what I think the Jazz Age was like.
ReplyDeleteLive the life now.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.victoriapalace.com/uk/accueil.php
I'm not advertising for them, but if you like the poster. . . .
Great posters. There is an exhibition at Musee Quai Branley in Paris all about the Jazz Age. Quite the moment in history.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for the visits and comments.
ReplyDeleteKate, Google image search is how I get most of my images.
Hi Paul! Great posters! Victoria Palace, rue de Rennes? You must look for it, but it used to be worth the «démarche»... ;)
ReplyDeleteBlogtrotter is showing you Brasilia. Enjoy and have a great and long Easter weekend!
Love it!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Nikon!
Have a blessed weekend..hope it is warming up a little.
smiles,
kayellen
Hi, I left you a Splash Award over at my site Movietone News.
ReplyDeleteThanks Matthew!
ReplyDeleteOoh, great vintage poster, Paul! Nice to see a new post, hope all is well, beautiful weather!
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Thanks for the visit, Michelle! I can't seem to leave a comment on your blog, though - the "submit" button isn't highlighted.
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled upon your site through a link found on http://parisetcie.blogspot.com/ and I'm smitten!!! My husband is convinced he was born in the wrong generation, instead thinking himself better suited for the days of Fitzgerald & Hemingway!
ReplyDeleteNice to "meet" you!
Toma, aka The Antiques Diva (TM)
Thanks! I like your blog, too :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Paul!
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn’t guess where Blogtrotter is on its last post... ;)
Enjoy and have a great week!
vintage and night life are two totally different things but they go so well together in the posters and I bet in Paris it must be quite a 'scene'! ;)
ReplyDeleteHi Elwin, thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeletebeautiful ...both of them!
ReplyDeleteThank you Moi - Great to see you!
ReplyDeleteHi Paul! TGIF and a holiday here!!
ReplyDeleteSomething new at Blogtrotter. Enjoy and have a great long weekend!
Love the poster art, Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the visit, Torie!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog! It's got the spirit of the 1920s!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much!
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