wedding · save-the-date · baby · event
button · fabric · favors · hand drawn · illustrated · kraft · layered
letterpress · packaged · pattern · ribbon · stitched · twine · vintage · wood
wedding · save-the-date · baby · event
button · fabric · favors · hand drawn · illustrated · kraft · layered
letterpress · packaged · pattern · ribbon · stitched · twine · vintage · wood
I bought this huge poster years ago but could not find it for the last few. I thought it was gone forever. I only had the sticker that came on the outside of the wrapping, which I have hung up in my daughters’ room. I was so happy when I finally found the poster. It’s called “das jahr” and is by Marlene Reidel, who I think is a German Children’s book illustrator. I need to learn more about her, but am finding most information in German. I hung the poster up low so the girls can really look at it. Elsa likes to make up stories about the pictures and Astrid is especially fond of the dog.
I love this so much my heart hurts. I’m going to have to research this person!
That precious little hand caressing the doggy is just about the cutest, heartstring-tugging thing I’ve ever seen.
Adorable.
~BB
whoa. lucky little girls! that’s a beautiful poster.
wow, wow!!
OMG – this is great!
What an amazing poster! Glad you found it.
Cheers!
oh my goodness. i love this so much. i have try to research it and can’t find it anywhere? where did you buy it originally?
[...] Das Jahr Poster by Marlene Reidel. I’ve been painting so much this week and that’s why I can TRULY [...]
Amaaaazing detail! I’m curious what medium did the artist use.
I had this or a version of this as a puzzle when I was a child. I remember it was a winter, summer, autumn, spring puzzle.
hi emily, I bought the poster about 8 years ago in Copenhagen at the cutest children’s bookstore. I wish I knew the name of it. It was my first time in Denmark and the first thing I bought! I carried it around for two weeks in my giant backpack.
crush! beautiful poster!
to wide open spaces: i’ve looked for a shop too and think i’ve found a galery that still sells them:
http://www.galerie-beate-rose.de/marlene-reidel-grossposter.html
really beautiful details you showed!
This gallery belongs to the daughter of Marlene Reidel. I am German born in the same town as her and grew up with her books. So lovely records to my childhood.