http://bibi.org/2006/03/french_stuff_1/ Mon, 19 Jan 2009 20:33:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://bibi.org/2006/03/french_stuff_1/comment-page-1/#comment-2614 Bibi Wed, 29 Mar 2006 17:31:01 +0000 http://bibi.org/box/archives/2006/03/french_stuff_1.html#comment-2614 I'm glad that you liked the Fredda. I like those vintage images, they are so beautiful. I would love to have one of those vintage posters on the wall of my room, but first I need of more walls there (too many shelfs with books and closets). :) I’m glad that you liked the Fredda. I like those vintage images, they are so beautiful. I would love to have one of those vintage posters on the wall of my room, but first I need of more walls there (too many shelfs with books and closets).

]]> http://bibi.org/2006/03/french_stuff_1/comment-page-1/#comment-2613 Fredda Sun, 26 Mar 2006 21:26:54 +0000 http://bibi.org/box/archives/2006/03/french_stuff_1.html#comment-2613 Thanks for the links, Bibi!!!! The Affice Francaise posters are great. For me, the best pictures are in the first 5 galleries, “Food & Smoking Miscellaneous, Drinks I, Drinks II, Products”. I love the whimsy, the rich palette of colors, the surrealist nods, the playful sensuality of the people, and in some, the richly quiet moments… When I was young I wanted a huge Bjork poster in my room… Now I want a vintage poster!!! Thanks also for showing us the Paris exhibitions… I did not like the images, they seem cold and imposing in their show of might and glory… The buildings look like excellent props for german expressionistic Sci-fi movies… The La Petit Journale is wonderful! The pictures here are so cute and delightful, but have a timeless haunting beauty about them. Ravishing and truly inspired! http://perso.wanadoo.fr/centan.s/menu/lithogravure.htm Your post shows us why the French have always been at the forefront of art (and until now, still viewing art-production as an ART rather than primarily a money-making event)...their unaffected sensuality is enthralling... Thanks for the links, Bibi!!!!
The Affice Francaise posters are great. For me, the best pictures are in the first 5 galleries, “Food & Smoking
Miscellaneous, Drinks I, Drinks II, Products”. I love the whimsy, the rich palette of colors, the surrealist nods, the playful sensuality of the people, and in some, the richly quiet moments…
When I was young I wanted a huge Bjork poster in my room… Now I want a vintage poster!!!
Thanks also for showing us the Paris exhibitions… I did not like the images, they seem cold and imposing in their show of might and glory… The buildings look like excellent props for german expressionistic Sci-fi movies…
The La Petit Journale is wonderful! The pictures here are so cute and delightful, but have a timeless haunting beauty about them. Ravishing and truly inspired!
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/centan.s/menu/lithogravure.htm
Your post shows us why the French have always been at the forefront of art (and until now, still viewing art-production as an ART rather than primarily a money-making event)…their unaffected sensuality is enthralling…

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