Delphine
Now in the Sonate. Calendar
The second in the series “Ghosts of Music”
Delphine was a very beautiful young woman with a very pleasing voice. She sang in the nightclubs and salons of Paris. But life was not to be good to her.
She was feted by Viscounts and Princes, received gifts and compliments. One day however she had a tragic accident. She was not a high born girl, even though she was a talented one.
She lived the life of a poor artiste and one night, alone in her chambre de bonne, her life changed forever. She was eating peas off her knife when a sudden noise in the street startled her and made her lurch forward. The knife went down her throat. Fortunately, only the blunt edge touched her vocal chords, but she never spoke or sang again.
Delphine was still young and energetic and when she had recovered sufficiently she made a plan towards a new life. She would go to India.
After boarding the ship she realized the truth…things were going to be far from easy for her. Instead of subjecting herself to working in the disreputable houses of Bombay she threw herself into the ocean.
They say that if you board a ship at Le Havre you can still hear her singing in the breeze…
This is another attempt at Very Fine Old Fashioned Collage with respect to our friends articulation
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Roy barry
Poor old Delphine, such a shame that blunt knife edge ruined her young, beautiful life.
Damn those evil knives…....!!
Georgiana (by ... replied
yes but she was a bit of a silly girly too…eating peas off her knife
Anne van Alkemade
I like this series, I love the stories.
Georgiana (by ... replied
can’t wait to do more tomorrow. Too tired now though for even a shirt
Zolton
I love this one! Your onto something with the maps and music pages.
Georgiana (by ... replied
yes until I use them all up! Plenty of old music here (an organist I knew died last year and I ended up with lots of old music, falling apart and really available today in much better editions). Soxy uses some in the works for her upcoming exhibition. I’m hoping I have time to do a couple more of these this afternoon.
EdgeOfReality
I like the story and I also like the art of collage. You’ve done a great job with this.
Georgiana (by ... replied
thanks …I am very much enjoying this lot
scott allison
You have such an elegant style! ...what a sad story.
Georgiana (by ... replied
thank you, elegant, I like that! I was planning about 6 more in this series, but I give myself many projects and seems I have many styles. You have already seen me over where I do cute chance you would be in on a tina tin relay by post? I love your work.
Carole Felmy
really original… well done…
Georgiana (by ... replied
thank you Caroleā¦.I really should do some more of these, I had a run on them for a while and then other projects took over!
gerardo segism...
great concept and composition
Denis Dalby
Sliced off in trice, her chord cut clean, silenced Delphine. How tragic. Collage magic!
Georgiana (by ... replied
yes, so sad, sob