Tuesday, 14 April 2015
L is for Reading
To be more accurate, L is for "lukea" which, in Finnish, means to read.
It is an illustration by Martta Wendelin (1893-1986), an artist from Finland who created postcards, magazine covers, and illustrated fairy tales. Her themes tended to be nostalgic and charming, a little romantic.
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I like the illustration actually, though I wish I knew how to pronounce the Finnish word! ;) <3
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet post card, love the scene. Got a kick out of L=reading....after seeing your title I'm like...hun, then of course you explained it. LOL
ReplyDeleteSandy at Bridge and Beyond
Like the card a lot. Reading is one of the most important skills for children - in Finnish or any other language,
ReplyDeleteLovely image and really nice post. Reading is something I wish all children embraced.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the rest of the challenge :)
A lovely picture :)
ReplyDeleteThis is an interesting postcard. I never thought I would see one about reading. Love the faces
ReplyDeleteI love this postcard! A good reminder of a nostalgic time and the importance of teaching children to love books!
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