Erté (Romain de Tirtoff) “Ombrelle” Original drawing for Harper's Bazaar (1922) Source
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Erté (Romain de Tirtoff) “Ombrelle” Original drawing for Harper's Bazaar (1922) Source
Marseille. A côté de l'Hôtel de Ville, des ombrelles bleues et blanches dessinent le blason de la ville.
l'art de l'ombrelle
apleberute ♡
Once upon a time, there was a small country where it rained all year round...The inhabitants of this land love the rain and have lived with it for centuries, cherishing it and perceiving it as a Goddess. And in this beautiful blue village in the centre of the country, there were five sisters living in a small hut on the outskirts of the village. They created various thoughts and feelings while searching for a mysterious plant that only grew in this country, a flower called "appleviate".
"It doesn't matter if things are bad or painful. Happiness comes afterwards. "apleberute" is our magic word...we are sisters born from these words."
Après la pluie, le beau temps.
Ombrelle et pull-over.
Des textes oubliés, une réponse qui tardait,
Une ombrelle dans mon cœur dardé.
L me contacte, je peux la lire,
J’entends même ses sourires.
Elle me contacte, je peux la voir,
Je me demande quel pull pour ce soir.
“…la vita è una pioggia, che anche se sotto l’ombrello si sta asciutti e protetti, i momenti migliori saranno sempre quelli in cui te ne freghi, chiudi l’ombrello e ti metti a correre.
I momenti in cui ti lasci bagnare.
I momenti in cui ti lasci vivere.”
— Enrico Galiano
❧ whale island parasol