This is an original vintage colour lithograph by Frank A. Nankwell used for a Puck periodical cover in 1899 (April 5) from The Library of Congress and copyrighted by Keppler & Schwarzman. Easter has never looked so attractive!
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Gorgeous! Happy Easter, Sarah!
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Thanks, Olga. Glad you like it!
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This is absolutely charming Sarah! I would love to reblog this one tomorrow in time for Easter ~ and also because you’ve included links to other galleries where your work is available, which saves me from getting them wrong! 😉
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Bless you. I’d love it if you reblogged it!
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Much better than a Cadbury’s creme egg!
Best wishes, Pete. x
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I would have to agree, Pete!
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Reblogged this on Wightrabbit and commented:
I first connected with my multi~talented friend Sarah Vernon through WordPress, where we followed each other’s blogs.
When she moved to the Isle of Wight we discovered that her new home was in the same lane as our dentist’s surgery, so ~ after one of my dreaded appointments ~ I popped in to welcome her to the island.
From the minute I laid eyes on her lovely smiling face I felt as though I’d always known her and ~ as we nattered ten to the dozen ~ we discovered that we have many things in common.
Since then our friendship has grown through social media, where we express similar opinions, support the same causes and share a wicked sense of black humour!
Bembridge, where Sarah lives, is fourteen Isle of Wight miles from our house ~ which is practically the dark side of the moon in island terms ~ but we’re planning to meet up again after Easter, when another dental appointment looms. I’m really looking forward to seeing my fab friend in person again. The hygienist, not so much!
Anyway I’m delighted to introduce Sarah to you, so that you can visit her amazing site and get to know all about her too.
Enjoy!
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This is such a lovely intro, Jaqueline. You’ve made me want to meet myself!
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That is an utterly fabulous hat. It looks like it might be a bit of a nuisance in a heavy wind, but so what! It would be worth it.
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Any hat is worth it!
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Thank you for the Puck cover lithograph–soft and sweet.
Best,
David.
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Pleasure! Thank you for commenting.
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