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The Georgian artist Dzhaparidze Ucha Malakievich (1906-1988) called his painting "Traveling Companions or Fellow Travelers". Note writing in the Georgian alphabet. One in a set of stamps honoring Georgian artists, 1981.



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Wow! I am a new fan of Spitzweg....
Just love his art,

I just spied his "Bookworm"....absolutely fabulous.

The young lad has a flag.

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Hi Rod, I do think it is more like a butterfly net. But here one can see the umbrella handles bent for low sun of the afternoon.
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Quote:
Hi Rod, I do think it is more like a butterfly net.


Of course... well done.

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Some New Jersey beaches are nice for a short vacation from the big city. But they can be rather crowded.

Hi Alexey, I'd love to have a garden like that. K.
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Helen Beatrix Potter (1866-1943) wrote and illustrated some of the most popular children's books of all time. In "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" Peter and his wife go shopping on a winter's day and read a letter together; they have just come from the post office. Stamp part of a set featuring books for children, 1993.
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Three more umbrellas.




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Sc#2133 1985



Sc#1234 1982



SG#259 1974.

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Being sunsmart is important for all of us and particularly for children. Charity stamp for children's health programs, 2015.

Hi Klaus, The Netherlands folks under the umbrella and the Danish lady at the beach are not sunsmart because they are not in the shade of their umbrellas!! K.
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The Triangular form in most rain umbrellas (Gores) number 7 to 8 items.

Parasols and Sun shades are more numerous, depending on size.

Similarly ladies dresses and undergarments in the 20th century were referred to as "gored" if they contained 2 or more panels to the design, that flowed from waist to heel.

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horse tram in Moscow ... elegant ladies with umbrellas
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In Bangladesch the chances of getting too much sun is compounded by the Ozone problem. Cover for the International Ozone Day and showing that one can get a free inhaler if needed, 2013. "A healthy atmosphere: the future we want!"
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Brazil 1975

Frevo Pernambuco...........(Hang onto your hats, ladies and gentlemen)



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Russian version of the cartoon about Winnie the Pooh

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