On (Improbable) To Try List: Rosine Arlequinade and Pierrot
Long-gone Rosine scents in amazing packaging, with names that appeal greatly to this Colombina:  Arlequinade. 1924. Amber-floral-woody. Pierrot. 1918. Hesperidic-Woody.Images and information are from osmotheque.fr If by any chance you have tried these scents or have some more information about them, please comment! |
posted by Marina |
12:03 AM
11 Comments:
That Arlequinade bottle is fantastic- makes me wonder if Lloyd Wright saw this before designing the Sowden House
wow, fantastic building!
The Arlequinade bottle is beautiful. I can definitely see the similarity in the Frank Lloyd Wright Sowden House. I'd love to make a calendar of twelve perfume houses including the early Rosine's to the present. Unfortunately, the pictures, even if making a collage, have to be very large and finding them has been a problem. I adore perfume bottle art. Thanks for posting these gorgeous pictures.
M,
Calendar- what a great idea! Did you manage to find the big enough pictures in the end?
I was browsing osmotheque.fr, drooling unsightly :-)
No, unfortunately enough pictures haven't been found. I have a Guerlain page and a Serge Lutens page. Only need 10 more. :-)
Aw :-(
The stuff dreams are made of, SIGH !
Oh lordly love that Commedia dell'arte inspired Arlequinade bottle. THAT is fantastic. What a find that would be.
Heh - me and my typos. Oh lordly, indeed.
Katie,
I wish some lord bestowed his lordly love on me and found me that flacon (full, no gone off). *sigh*
tmp00: Frank Lloyd Wright's last name is simply "Wright," not "Lloyd Wright"
- Lloyd Wright was Frank Lloyd Wright's son, also an architect.
Andrew Lloyd NoTalent has nothing to do with this discussion, but I always enjoy pointing out his complete lack of talent whereever I can!
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