Click HERE for the Full Size Printable PDFThis is a circa 1830's Paris print! The print shows a women in an Opera Costume, she looks like a Queen with her pink fur trimmed dress, jewels and tiara! This is the sister print to the one that I posted HERE, awhile back. They would look cute framed together!
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Yes, indeed, she's got to be a queen.
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Stephanie ♥
I love this!! Thank you so much, she is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteShe is GORGEOUS! Thanks for the Pink Queen
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to say what a pleasure it is to have found this blog - adn I use it all the time
ReplyDeleteI make scrapping kits - with vintage elements and your work is what I use a lot of the time....as printeed ephemera
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Just a little thankyou I am absolutely delighted to have found you and your graphics are going through the world too through my kits and people are using them in scrapbook albums and cards
Just thought you would like ot know
Blessings
Carol
Tattered Inspirations
This one is stunning! I can see many projects using her, many thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe identity of the *queen* is clearly stated on the print (Francoise de Foix). She is not *in costume* in the 1850s but appropriately attired for the 16th century era in which she lived. She was the Comtesse de Chateaubriant & became the 1st official mistress of Francois I of France, in 1518. She was the sister of a queen, Germaine de Foix, the 2nd wife of Ferdinand of Aragon, & the sister-in-law of a queen, Leonor of Navarre, thru her brother Gaston's marriage, but she was *not* a queen herself.
ReplyDeletewow*clearly* you have issues.
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