Detached stone cottage for sale in Normandy with over 10 acres
Honfleur
On a hot day spring day towards the end of a brocante market we found treasures tucked inside an old portfolio. Watching over them was a hawk eyed vendor, who we could tell knew he had something rather special. With colours so fresh it was as though they were seeing sunlight for the first time,...
An original c.1835 watercolour painting Wall Germander Flower (Teucrium chamaedrys). A delicate botanical watercolour painting. This forms part of a botanical collection that we have for sale, depicting a whole host of wildflowers, painted from life around 1835. Many of the paintings in the collection are inscribed with the flower identification and some have the place, with locations principally in North Yorkshire, Lancashire and Normandy in France. This was painted at a time when flower-rich grasslands and meadows were a common sight in Britain: observing wildflowers was a feature of everyday rural life, and popular knowledge and appreciation of the simple things growing around us was much greater. In the 18th and 19th centuries botanical illustration became an art in its own right, playing an important role in world exploration. Botanical artists were often commissioned to catalogue plant collections, and botanical classification was becoming an increasingly sophisticated science. This professional cataloguing had a profound and enduring influence on the artistic pursuits and tastes of the wider public. Paintings of this sort are an important record of our flora in the 19th century; it is estimated that over 97% of Britain's wildflower meadows have been lost since the 1930s. With gum arabic to intensify the colour. On card. In good condition for its age. The picture may have minor imperfections such as slight marks, toning, foxing, creasing or pinholes, commensurate with age. Please see photos for detail.
4135 MERIDAME-II-ECRU-NAVY With its authentic carded cotton material, almost a sweatshirt, the MERIDAME II is a reinterpretation of the classic nautical shirt, with a more feminine form and a round neck collar for relaxed comfort. 100% carded cotton. Heavyweight jersey. Made in Saint-James, Normandy, France. The model is wearing a US size 6 (FR T38). Size and Fit: Straight fit size up between one and 2 sizes, depending on personal preference Measurements for size 8 (T40): total length is 25" / 63.5cm, half bust girth: 19.5" / 49.5cm, sleeve length: 23.5" / 59.7 cm. Refer to sizing guide for more details. Choose our best-selling MINQUIERS MODERNE (unisex fit) or MINQUIDAME (women fit) for a more lightweight, soft layering piece. Like all Saint James fabrics, our hospitality industry-endorsed light cotton is engineered to stand the test of time and countless cold washes. Material 100% carded cotton. Heavyweight jersey Care Instructions Machine wash. Do not tumble dry. Size Chart Total Length 1/2 Bust Girth Sleeve Length 4 24.5" 18" 23.5" 6 24.5" 19" 23.5" 8 25" 19.5" 23.5" 10 25" 20.5" 24" 12 25" 21.5" 24" 14 26" 22.5" 24" 16 26.5" 23.5" 24" 18 27' 25" 24" 20 27.5" 26" 24" Made in France Saint James is the Normandy-based purveyor of the original Breton Striped Shirt. This item is produced in its employee-owned atelier in France, where only the finest ingredients are sourced for pieces that last decades and using panels of fabric for minimal waste. Learn more about our heritage and production methods in the "Since 1889" section.
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There are plans to auction off diagrams for Mulberry harbors, ports which aided the Normandy invasion of D-Day.
Overlooking the English Channel at Omaha Beach. 9,387 Headstones facing west, towards the United States
Les visitandines sont de petits gâteaux composés d'amandes, farine, sucre, beurre et blancs d’œufs.Institué à Annecy en 1610 par François de Sales et Jeanne de Chantal, l’ordre de la Visitation était composé de religieuses rendant visite aux pauvres et aux malades, d’où leur nom de « Visitandines ». Le monastère fondé à Évian en 1625, fut transféré
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Aujourd'hui, je vous propose une délicieuse recette à déguster en entrée agrémentée d'une petite salade verte aux pommes et aux noix. Servi bien "baveux", ce clafoutis est un délice de saveurs de la forêt réhaussé par le fromage de ma Normandie natale...
Our Narcisse Wool Rug is a modern take on traditional rug designs. This hand knotted wool rug has the look and feel of a vintage textile with its timeless global motifs and antique wash. Narcisse is a luxurious low pile rug hand woven with wool threads in subtle shades of grey, light sage and tan. This beautifully patterned wool rug will be the perfect neutral accent to any well appointed interior. Rug samples are available to better view color and construction. Choose your rug size above. Custom rug sizes are available. Email us to inquire.
An original c.1835 watercolour painting Downy Hemp-nettle Flower (Galeopsis segetum). A delicate botanical watercolour painting. This forms part of a botanical collection that we have for sale, depicting a whole host of wildflowers, painted from life around 1835. Many of the paintings in the collection are inscribed with the flower identification and some have the place, with locations principally in North Yorkshire, Lancashire and Normandy in France. This was painted at a time when flower-rich grasslands and meadows were a common sight in Britain: observing wildflowers was a feature of everyday rural life, and popular knowledge and appreciation of the simple things growing around us was much greater. In the 18th and 19th centuries botanical illustration became an art in its own right, playing an important role in world exploration. Botanical artists were often commissioned to catalogue plant collections, and botanical classification was becoming an increasingly sophisticated science. This professional cataloguing had a profound and enduring influence on the artistic pursuits and tastes of the wider public. Paintings of this sort are an important record of our flora in the 19th century; it is estimated that over 97% of Britain's wildflower meadows have been lost since the 1930s. On card. In good condition for its age. The picture may have minor imperfections such as slight marks, toning, foxing, creasing or pinholes, commensurate with age. Please see photos for detail.
Normandy Wallpaper by Scalamandre, featured here in the Ivory color option, is for sale at a discount price right here at L.A. Design Concepts. Scalamandre Normandy Ivory Wallpaper belongs to the Terrific Textures collection and has a pattern number of WTT661481. Do yourself a favor and subscribe to our weekly newletter to receive an additional 10% off your purchase of Scalamandre Normandy Ivory Wallpaper.
