Nature morte à la pie et au fromage

Nature morte à la pie et au fromage
Phillippe Rousseau (1816-1887)
Musée Départamental de l'Oise

 Sent by Fabienne.

Cheese Ploghmans

Sent by Laura (the UK).

Cows & Cheese Stamps

Can You Keep a Secret?

Sent by Gian Luca and Raffaella

During the maturing process, Appenzeller® is regularly treated with a secret herbal brine. Only two people in the the entire world know the recipe.

Oh!

Parce que la Vache qui rit aussi a des dents...

Front

Envelope made of a page of a magazine made by Christophe (France). How can he fold a page in such a clever way?

Back

The yellow stamp, I do not why, is one of my favourites of all times. So cheerful!

I Love Dutch Cheese

Sent by Heleen (the Netherlands)

I have quite a collection of postcards of cheese!

Cheese Art

By Tatsuya Tanaka.

(Thanks, Heleen, for the hint!

Just for Sending

Heleen (the Netherlands) made me laugh when she wrote that she has bought these hamburgers just for the packaging. I hope that she ate the hamburgers anyway!

The Angus cattle, and also the picture, are quite scaring. And I am not the only who thinks that...

Oh, and have you noticed the cheese stamp?

Gouda

Sent by Heleen (the Netherlands)

This postcard made me laugh when I read the back. Heleen explained that the cheese must be from the city of Gouda, as well as the buildings in the back. But the costumes of three people holding the wheels of cheese are form the city of Volendam. The two cities belong to different provinces, And besides this, the costumes are typical of fishermen, not of farmers!

I guess as I would have been misled as a tourist. Because I would have probably bought this colourful and bright postcard...

Cowstamp + Little Cow + Some Cheese

New wonderful cowstamp sent by Heleen from the Netherlands. It was stuck on this stunning postcard which shows the most important Dutch stuff. Among it, of course, cows and cheese!

Rice paddy art + cheese market

From Heleen (the Netherlands)

The postcard shows the landscape of Fukushima (Japan). It was bought in a Japan Festival in the Netherlands, and arrived with an interesting stamp with a picture of a mini-cheese market:

Vous trouvez ça drôle?

Sent by Christophe (France)

This is an amazing big postcard. You can build your own cow with it! The only problem is that you would destroy the other side, which is equally original:

Vous trouvez ça drôle?
'Do you think this is funny?'

And with all these cowstamps from France and the Netherlands, and the cheesestamp... It would be a pity!

Grumpy cow is not amused

Sent by PostMuse (the USA)