So as the weather is beautiful and I'm stuck inside all day, I find myself once again dreaming of the fabulous afternoons I want to spending picnicking this summer...preferably in the
Public Garden, which was established in 1837. I haven't actually taken a swan boat ride since I was little, but watching them is certainly fun!
In honor of summer picnics, I've been collecting references. Here are some favorites!
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Labeled 'McLaughlin Girls 1910' |
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Picnic Supper on the Dunes, Charles Curran 1890 |
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Taken in Greenham |
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from Cassell's Magazine, 1900 |
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The Picnic, Charles James |
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Two Women on the Mountain, Franz Marc 1906 |
More to come, I'm sure...I can't for picnics of my own!
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