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French Victorian Era Easter

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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French Victorian Era Easter
Absolutely stunning French Victorian era Easter photo. Obviously, this is a hand painted masterpiece - notice the size of those elaborately painted eggs!
Date & Place: in France
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Beautiful photo- no name though?
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