Created on 2024-01-27

The image appears to be a monochromatic postcard or a printed photo with handwritten text in French. At the top, there is a drawing or photograph of a squirrel in flight, depicted with motion blur, giving the impression of rapid movement. The squirrel is white with dark eyes and nose. Below the squirrel, there are two black stars. The handwritten text on the image reads: Madame nous n'êtes apparue pour la première Quelle tempête cette nuit nous nous promenirons tous deux avenue des Acacias J'aime vos yeux féroces The date 17-1-1937 is written at the bottom right corner. At the bottom, there is a striking image of two figures, likely birds, with long beaks or bills that appear to be crafted from shiny black material, possibly metal. They are positioned close to each other as though they are interacting or engaged in a fight due to the apparent motion suggested by their posture. The text conveys a message with romantic undertones, mentioning a stormy night, a promise to walk together down an avenue named "Acacias," and a fondness for the recipient's "fierce eyes." The date suggests the postcard or image was created or marked on January 17, 1937.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image appears to be a black and white photograph with handwritten text. The main focus of the image is a bird-like creature, possibly a loon or similar water bird, depicted in a stylized, artistic manner. The text mentions "Madame" and includes phrases in French, such as "Quelle tempête cette nuit" (What a storm that night) and "J'aime vos yeux perchés" (I love your perched eyes). The image also includes some small star-shaped symbols, as well as a date at the bottom, "77-1-1937". The overall impression is of a creative, artistic work, perhaps a personal correspondence or note, with the bird-like creature as the central visual element.