These Victorian images on your post is a W O N D E R F U L series. I follow it with much anticipation...INSPIRING, DREAMY + ESCAPIST. My grandmothers trunks were also a small glimpse into that time. Her stories could be captions for some of these images..though not on the GRAND scale. As far as I can remember she cooked as if time had not gone by. Which entitles me to think I know what their food tastes like. Sometimes looking at this series of photographs I can recall some of her wonderful food. She was not a fussy or complicated person so, neither was her food but, she was specific about preparation and ingredients. What was delicate and simple to her...most people would not attack in a modern kitchen, ie. fresh fruit rolls from wild-picked berries. I know she would E N J O Y these pictures also. As you do.. she too had a great eye. Thank you.
This does put a very chic perspective on sportswear. No ugly sweatpants for these people!
ReplyDeleteThese Victorian images on your post is a W O N D E R F U L series. I follow it with much anticipation...INSPIRING, DREAMY + ESCAPIST. My grandmothers trunks were also a small glimpse into that time. Her stories could be captions for some of these images..though not on the GRAND scale. As far as I can remember she cooked as if time had not gone by. Which entitles me to think I know what their food tastes like.
ReplyDeleteSometimes looking at this series of photographs I can recall some of her wonderful food. She was not a fussy or complicated person so, neither was her food but, she was specific about preparation and ingredients. What was delicate and simple to her...most people would not attack in a modern kitchen, ie. fresh fruit rolls from wild-picked berries. I know she would E N J O Y these pictures also. As you do.. she too had a great eye.
Thank you.
Those are so awesome! My wife enjoys browsing though old NYC photos and posts about them sometimes. I know she'll enjoy these.
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