I threatened to write about Salzburg a while back, so here it is…
Loic Dubigeon’s Salzburg is a gorgeous composition, a beautiful scarf celebrating Salzburg, the city on the Danube, and its son, one of the greatest composers to ever live, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
That same year, 1996, Hermes also issued Hommage a Mozart, coincidence? I think not…
Every year Hermes has a theme and as you may have guessed, 1996 was dedicated to Music. The same year Zoe Pauwels gave us La Musique des Spheres.
and Madama Claudia Stuhlhofer Mayr Musique des Dieux
There was one more carre celebrating music that same year and you may have guessed already…New Orleans Creole Jazz.
But back to Salzburg…
There is something in Dubigeon’s style that just captures my imagination. At first glance I am instantly transported thousands of miles and find myself dreamily wandering the streets and alleys of Mozart’s lovely city until I find myself at 9 Getreidegasse in front of the Maestro’s birthplace…
With a Mozart Kugel (chocolate truffle-like candy) in hand, our daughter and I walk silently into the Maestro’s childhood home, a museum today…
One can spend hours here, of course, as my daughter and I did a couple of years ago. But at last we tear ourselves away, walk across the Danube, take more photos and settle down at the famous Hotel Sacher, to have a cup of tea and a slice of heaven. Have I just admitted to loving chocolate?
Whether you are a fan of Mozart or not, the two scarves that have been issued in his honor tell a beautiful story. Rich in detail they are more works of art than a simple accessory.
His lifelike details bring Salzburg, Mozart’s (1756-1791) birthplace, beautifully to life.
His gorgeous scarf was first issued in 1996
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