
artful finds make splendid souvenirs….
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These are wonderful finds! I love going through markets when traveling and usually fill up containers worth of furniture, artwork, baskets…you name it. It gives my home and my showroom a well lived look and each piece is a memory and tells a story. I love Nice, summered in Eze Village very near Nice for many years…
Wow you hit the jackpot. Love every single piece you scored….I love to collect things that are unique to that country, art if it is availalbe or some interesting object I can enjoy and cherish once I am home as a constant reminder of that particular trip. The painting on the broken board is exquisite!!
I love (LOVE) art as a souvenir…not only can you enjoy it for years to come, but subsequent generations can enjoy and say, "Oh, my grandparents picked that up while living in/visiting France…" So special. I spent a few weeks in Itay last spring (first time there),and I bought several pieces of art, including some antiques. No regrets. Thanks for sharing!
Have a good weekend.
Emily
these are gorgeous Em
Francine, great to meet you. Would love to learn more about your stay in Eze Village. We did a container about 10 years ago when I moved into my current house. This time, I shipped everything with First luggage, and it worked out great. A few more euros probably, but so much easier. You are buying on a larger scale, I'm sure. Love you blog!
FF – that is such a good point. I think I am going to put a little label on the back of each piece (from this trip and others).
EH- I love that little "manet" on the broken board, Mr. Splendid wanted to have it framed, but I think we'll keep it just as is… that painting must have a story…
Happy Saturday everyone!!
Our house was in Eze Village on he hill facing the village. It actually was the only house on the hill, the land was beautiful, with pine trees.I have spent close to 20 summers there, and would walk to the beach via the sentier. Such a beautiful part of the Cote d'Azur.I go back regularly to Nice as my cousin lives in Vence and is trying to convince me to move there!
Emily ! Welcome Home 🙂
Your pomegranate still life is gorgeous!!! (love the idea that your grandchildren will treasure it/them)
Stormy skies are my favorites too. But the one which may be the most collectible is Captain Splendid's pick – as we rarely hear much about The French Navy.
Cheers!
Dear Emily I love all of your art finds. These are precious gems full of memories that will always take you back to France.
Love and Hugs,
Karena
Art by Karena
Emily-
I am so drawn to art when I travel, so I can understand your passion for these pieces. Absolutely stunning.
Happy Monday.
Teresa
xoxo