More pictures...again.
Tuesday, 13 June 2006 01:19![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
montagnarde1793More picspam! ...Don't you just feel SO lucky? I've managed to scan the rest, but I won't be posting them all this time around, because there are so many. You will, however, see such strange and varied objects ans a FdlES!fan and a Maxime!pipe. And yes, daughtermestizo, you will finally get to see what Charlotte looked like.
daughtermestizo, you will finally get to see what Charlotte looked like. .
...Don't ask me what's up with the double-chin. I have no idea.
(Shown here, oddly enough, with, among other people--I wonder how many we can identify--Rousseau and Jesus.)
This painting is probably around some place, but I like it, so it's going here.
...This is just depressing.
...Sorry some of these are so small...
Pfft...Carnot. Still, it's got other, more important people in it. (...Some of whom look happier than they ought, considering the company and the times.)
It's really a pity that top one turned out so small, since it's one of my favorites....If anyone wants to see it closer, I can do that.
And there, is the pipe (along with other random items). That lock of hair is in the Musée Carnavalet, by the way, so I've seen it in person.
Same questions as last time--I know you can do it!
...Don't ask me what's up with the double-chin. I have no idea.
(Shown here, oddly enough, with, among other people--I wonder how many we can identify--Rousseau and Jesus.)
This painting is probably around some place, but I like it, so it's going here.
...This is just depressing.
...Sorry some of these are so small...
Pfft...Carnot. Still, it's got other, more important people in it. (...Some of whom look happier than they ought, considering the company and the times.)
It's really a pity that top one turned out so small, since it's one of my favorites....If anyone wants to see it closer, I can do that.
And there, is the pipe (along with other random items). That lock of hair is in the Musée Carnavalet, by the way, so I've seen it in person.
Same questions as last time--I know you can do it!
