1888 Chromolithograph Landes Pyrenees 19th Century Costume Stilts Tradition LCH5 XEI5 "The White Line Radiator Belongs

"The White Line Radiator Belongs to the Stearns" Vintage Advertising

"A Flower Study

Keywords specific to this image: Longville

Words by Milton Berle and music by Jerry Livingston

Bamberger & Company of Newark

1888 Chromolithograph Landes Pyrenees 19th Century Costume Stilts Tradition LCH5 XEI5 "The White Line Radiator BelongsThis is a rare original 1888 color chromolithograph which depicts some of the fashions that were popular throughout the department of Landes and the western Pyrenees in 19th century southwestern France. The Lanusquets, shepherds from Landes, primarily used stilts to tend their flock, a tradition for which they later became well known. Made of wood, with a cow bone support for their feet, they were incredibly quick and could cover long distances with