romanrvl

Hello, my name is Roman, I’m from beautiful siberian town Krasnoyarsk.
During my travels, I have been to:
Thailand
Vietnam
Cyprus
Estonia
Lithuania
Latvia
Czech Republic
Poland
Spain
Hungary
Denmark
Finland
China
Italy
Vatican
Portugal
Germany
Belgium
Malaysia
Singapore

Please tell me about your travels and favorite places or about your travel plans. It's so interesting and inspiring.
Perhaps, having received your postcard, I will want to know and visit this place?

Please write the date on the card
I will be glad to received postcards:
I prefer a single view of your city, cities of your country
Weihnachtsmarkt / Christmas fair in European cities
sights (churches, castles, buildings, city views)
water-castle (Wasserschloss, château d'eau)
The châteaux of the Loire Valley (French: châteaux de la Loire)
volcanoes, mountains, lakes, national parks,
landscapes with sunsets - urban, nature
lighthouse
library interiors
genre painting portraits, still-life, history painting
men in art, sport, athletic men
Brick Gothic (German: Backsteingotik, Dutch: Baksteengotiek)
Gothic Revival, Victorian Gothic, neo-Gothic architecture, Baroque, Renaissance, Jugendstil / architecture in your country
Rathaus
Weserrenaissance
Flemish art and architecture
Buddhist architecture.Pagoda.Buddha statue.
Hinduism and Jainism architecture
Jacques Tilly long city cards series from Germany (I have Hamburg, Bonn, Magdeburg)
cabinecore / cottagecore aesthetic
tattoos on the body
stained-glass windows
transparent glass products
Orangutans,Gorillas,Chimpanzee (FOTO)

please provide a high-quality image
Thank you for sharing interesting postcards!

I always look at stamps with interest, it’s like an additional surprise for a postcard for me. Receive envelope covered with plenty ( as much as possible) stamps is my dream.

Postcrosser from the United Kingdom: I really appreciate the stamps with Queen Elizabeth II and Royal Navy - Captain 1941 ( issue 2009).

Also I interested in Direct Swap. Feel free to contact me

Thank you. 02.02.2024

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Vyacheslav Samarin , "Anna Herman sings" The left part of the diptych "It won't take six months...", oil, 1979.
Samarin conveys the mental state of a citizen who finds himself far from home, the artist tries to capture the "unimaginable" — his individual perception of music. The painting shows only a narrow corner of the interior with a simple set of items that are vital in the taiga