undated and unsent 
photographer H Herrmann, Berlin
photographer H Herrmann, Berlin
Bacchus was the Greco-Roman god of wine, intoxication and ecstasy
which leads to bacchanalia as a feast involving much drinking and dancing,
which is perhaps evidenced here
which leads to bacchanalia as a feast involving much drinking and dancing,
which is perhaps evidenced here
I wonder what the other numbered images were.
ReplyDeleteyes, I was curious about that, too. I found this at a postcard show in the 'sale' box and never did find any others of this set.
DeletePerfect match for the theme!
ReplyDeletethank you, and nice to meet you.
DeleteI bet it's quite a fascinating collection! Your description of it fits very well too!
ReplyDeleteIf she can stand on her toes, she hasn't had enough to drink! Welcome to Sepia Saturday.
ReplyDeleteWelcome Violet, and thank you for posting such an apt image for the prompt.
ReplyDeleteAn excellent image for the Sepia Saturday theme. Makes me wonder what the other postcards in the series looked like.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a fantastic image! Welcome to Sepia Saturday. Great first contribution.
ReplyDeleteShe looks as though she might be tip toeing off to do something very naughty - what a great match to the theme.
ReplyDeleteGood choice, Violet.
ReplyDeleteRight on theme, today our local fests such as Octoberfest could raise a glass or two to Bacchus. I had forgotten that mythology until this post. Great card.
ReplyDeleteExcept for her come hither expression, it's a perfect match for the prompt. Welcome to Sepia Saturday.
ReplyDeleteWell she certainly looks like she's had a few 'nips' of something! Her pose reminds me of Tiny Tim & tiptoeing through the tulips.
ReplyDeleteViolet she is just perfect.
ReplyDeleteShe didnt just tiptoe through the tulips she took 'em with her......................
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