I was with my niece, young girl but she could see and take photo quite well. We have only one camera and I didnt hand her camera this time, just asked her to see around what is beautiful, worth taking photo and she told me to see this miracle... I have to thank you for her nice eyes The poster was the cover of Chlara Bottici and Benoit Challand’s Imagining Europe: Myth, Memory and Identity (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2013).

Behind the real estate I stay, it is irrigated area with irrigation canal networks, part of the Great Chao Phraya Irrigation Project, biggest and golden field of Thailand, the country main rice export. A simple-but-compelling Cold War propaganda poster, making a visual argument for western European unity as a bulwark against the Communist threat. The poster features a young woman astride a verdant Europe. Seeking protection from the looming storm clouds of Communism, she holds aloft an umbrella comprising the flags of western European nations (Surely it is no accident that those of the United Kingdom and France are carefully centered, while that of Germany is barely visible!) Looking to the east during evening sunset, its wonderful to see a blue beam. Alone bird makes feelong of life at dusk. Modesty, hers and mine, do not allow me to put up the next picture in this sequence as it is not my intention to embarrass the young woman more than absolutely necessary.This poster was published by Paix et Liberté, an anti-Communist organization active in France between 1950 and 1955. At the time western Europe was taking its first critical steps toward economic and political union, with the formation in 1951 of the European Coal and Steel Community. Morac / Paix et Liberté, EUROPE UNIE GAGE DE PAIX (“Europe United / Guarantee of Peace.") 167, Rue de l’Université, Paris, [1951.]