mais non! it's that FAB movie "DON'T LOOK NOW" with Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland! The little kiddie they keep seeing on various bridges... Your is a darling pic though..
At the beginning of this year I dreamt I had a Granddaughter in a red coat and hat. There were no plans for a Granddaughter, but about a week later I found out I would be a Grandmother. Now I am waiting to hear if it will be a girl with a red coat. This little girl is precious.
Paris Breakfast, I have not seen the movie, thank you for the tip. I love the actors, but due to the terrible events in the story, I never dared watch it (I had it on my wish list, strangely, filed under "Movies and Venice" with the German title, "Wenn die Gondeln Trauer tragen" - "When the Gondolas Wear Mourning").
The image this picture evokes in my mind is Vermeers "Girl with a Hat" - not the girl per se, but the colors (it hangs in Washington DC, btw).
Fab photo on a whole lot of levels - I love this! Thanks for the link - I hadn't thought of the connection myself until you drew my attention to it. The little red shoes in my pic were worn by my Bella when she was three!
Vicki Lane, some days pictures present themselves front of one's eyes, isn't it?
Karen, I must admit that the more I look at it, the more it grows on me. I feel very lucky that I caught her eyes, they talk, don't they? My girls wore similar shoes! :-)
Oh My, that little girl in red is so precious Merisi. My youngest daughter had a red winter coat and some of my favorite images of her was in wearing it~ Happy weekend!
Merisi, this little girl is so cutely dressed! I saw you linked to a painting of Vermeer. Do you know the book "I WAS Vermeer," authored by Frank Wynne? Absolutely riveting true story about a Dutch forger of the Vermeer paintings.
Girl in Red Coat
mais non!
ReplyDeleteit's that FAB movie "DON'T LOOK NOW" with Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland!
The little kiddie they keep seeing on various bridges...
Your is a darling pic though..
At the beginning of this year I dreamt I had a Granddaughter in a red coat and hat. There were no plans for a Granddaughter, but about a week later I found out I would be a Grandmother. Now I am waiting to hear if it will be a girl with a red coat. This little girl is precious.
ReplyDeleteBella!
ReplyDeleteShe is so cute. How wonderful to dream in Italian. :)
ReplyDeleteRed coat and red cap, and where is the red boots? :)
ReplyDeleteNice photo!
You are right, hungarian is not an easy language. I used to write the text in english too, but not always. Please use the Google or Bing translator.
Paris Breakfast,
ReplyDeleteI have not seen the movie, thank you for the tip. I love the actors, but due to the terrible events in the story, I never dared watch it (I had it on my wish list, strangely, filed under "Movies and Venice" with the German title, "Wenn die Gondeln Trauer tragen" - "When the Gondolas Wear Mourning").
The image this picture evokes in my mind is Vermeers "Girl with a Hat" - not the girl per se, but the colors (it hangs in Washington DC, btw).
Marilyn,
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely dream and good luck, may your wish come true! :-)
Marcheline,
si, davvero! :-)
What was it that you wanted me to photograph in Italy:
Absinthe?
Paz,
I still do, dream in Italian that is - in English too.
Mr. Paparazzo,
one of my little girls had a pair of Doc Marten's in shiny red patent leather. ;-)
It's wonderful that you have the translation app, I use it all the time!
Link:
ReplyDeleteVermeer's "Girl with the Red Hat"
National Gallery of Art
Washington, DC
P.S.:
ReplyDeleteIt's best to open the Vermeer link "in a new window" -
the image itself can be enlarged considerably by simply clicking on it. Enjoy! :-)
Talking about the colour red!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cipriano! :-)
Link:
ReplyDeleteRed shows up a lot in these cold days, here Mr. Paparazzo and his still lives with a touch of colour! Enjoy! :-)
Link:
ReplyDeleteKaren of "Pas Grand-Chose" adds a pair of red shoes and more to the collection!
It reminded me of Don't Look Now as well. Strange film.
ReplyDeleteLorenzothellama:
ReplyDeleteI have not seen it.
i think I never will.
little red riding beanie!
ReplyDeleteCharles,
ReplyDelete*lol*
I love the way the colors and shapes work in this picture.
ReplyDeleteFab photo on a whole lot of levels - I love this!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link - I hadn't thought of the connection myself until you drew my attention to it. The little red shoes in my pic were worn by my Bella when she was three!
What a wonderful posts. Only red boots could have improved the capture. I really love this. Have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteVicki Lane,
ReplyDeletesome days pictures present themselves front of one's eyes, isn't it?
Karen,
I must admit that the more I look at it, the more it grows on me. I feel very lucky that I caught her eyes, they talk, don't they? My girls wore similar shoes! :-)
Mary,
thank you! xxx
So trendy and so sweet. It's a great capture.
ReplyDeleteOh My, that little girl in red is so precious Merisi. My youngest daughter had a red winter coat and some of my favorite images of her was in wearing it~ Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteMerisi, this little girl is so cutely dressed!
ReplyDeleteI saw you linked to a painting of Vermeer. Do you know the book "I WAS Vermeer," authored by Frank Wynne? Absolutely riveting true story about a Dutch forger of the Vermeer paintings.
Loree,
ReplyDeletethank you! :-)
Mary,
precious memories! :-)
Jeanette,
in knew about Han van Meegeren, but have not read the book. Thank you for the tip! :-)
A wonderful weekend to all,
Merisi
so sweet..
ReplyDeleteRambling Woods,
ReplyDelete*smile*
Little coats are red
ReplyDeleteIron work is blue
Viennese cakes are sweet
And so are you :-)
One of your best! (so that means it's the best of the best!)
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