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Quimper, France 1890s
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Quimper, France 1890s
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rue Saint Nicolas
Et c'était parti !!
(bon anniversaire Marie !)
Quimper, Finistère, France: Quimper is a commune and prefecture of the Finistère department of Brittany in northwestern France. Quimper is the prefecture of the Finistère department. The city was built on the confluence of the Steir, Odet and Jet rivers. The name Quimper comes from the Breton kemper, meaning "confluent". Wikipedia
Quimper, le quartier de Kermoysan
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سينتهي هذا التعب يوماً، سينتهي بطريقة تليق بصبرك. تلك الأيام التي شعرت فيها أنك مثقل، وأن خطواتك أصبحت ثقيلة لدرجة العجز، لم تكن عبثاً. كل محاولة فاشلة كانت بمثابة صقل لروحك، وكل سقوط علمك كيف تصبح الأرض تحت قدميك أكثر ثباتاً. ثابر، ليس لأن الطريق سهل، بل لأنك تستحق أن ترى نفسك في النهاية وأنت ممسكٌ بما تمنيت
West façade of the Cathédrale Saint-Corentin de Quimper, France. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Tom_dl
"Robe d'Après-Midi" de la Maison Peillet à Quimper ayant appartenu à Marie-Louise Vétillard à l'occasion probablement d'une soirée de fiançailles en demi-deuil, en satin de soie, tulle de soie, dentelle de Quimper de type guipure en coton, passementerie en coton et velours de soie (1912) et "Robe et Manteau du Soir" de Christian Fischbacher pour Nina Ricci, broderie mécanique de coton de type "Dentelle de Saint-Grall" attribuée à Andrée Brossin de Méré en taffetas de soie sauvage, tulle de coton et taffetas de polyamide (1966) à l'exposition “Tisser, Broder, Sublimer. Les Savoir-Faire de la Mode (I)” du Palais Galliera, mars 2026.