Il ne faut pas mélanger torchons et serviettes. Originally, this proverb has a strong social connotation: tea towels are for the poor and the servants, napkins for the bourgeois and the aristocrats. And one should never mix the two, socially, or otherwise.
Il ne faut pas mélanger torchons et serviettes. Originally, this proverb has a strong social connotation: tea towels are for the poor and the servants, napkins for the bourgeois and the aristocrats. And one should never mix the two, socially, or otherwise.
To 'faire chabrot' is to add a little red wine to the last of your soup, stir and then drink straight from the bowl. A tradition of the south west that has almost gone. In this tv production, the man has already done 56 takes and is beginning to fade. Available as an A4, A3, A2 print and on canvas.
The market square in St Emilion. Famous for its wine, this drawing is available as A4 and A3 prints, as well as 100 cm x 70 cm canvas, stretched on a frame. We recommend the larger formats as this drawing has lots of fine details that are less visible on the A4 print.
This black sheep has seen that one of the herd has gone off on its own and comments on it, oblivious of the irony.
Price€30.00
Il ne faut pas mélanger torchons et serviettes. Originally, this proverb has a strong social connotation: tea towels are for the poor and the servants, napkins for the bourgeois and the aristocrats. And one should never mix the two, socially, or otherwise.