Pacento, Italy 3 pen and ink drawing 21 x 30 cm/8.3 x 11.73
Pacentro, Italy: drawings of a historic town and its castle
Pacento, Italy 3 pen and ink drawing 21 x 30 cm/8.3 x 11.73
Urban landscape
Pacento, Italy 3 pen and ink drawing 21 x 30 cm/8.3 x 11.73
Castle at Vic sur Aisne, pen and ink drawing
We came here on our boat last summer. The locals refer to it as Donjon de Vic-sur-Aisne. The first castle was built in the 8th century. It was part of the defense that stopped the Normans in the 9th century. The keep was built in stone in the 12th century to a height of 25 meters with walls two meters thick. The castle was badly damaged, the battlements and parapets dismantled and the towers destroyed. An abbot rebuilt in the 17th century, adding a chateau with a mansard roof adjacent. The castle was French headquarters in WWI. The front was just a few kilometers.
Here is my post from our visit https://garyjkirkpatrick.com/lots-of-locks-but-no-bagels/
The Royal Palace of Olite – 3 drawings
Barge at Port de Plaisance in Nancy (watercolor)
This was our view of the Port de Plaisance in Nancy
Bridge in Dokkum
The Cathedral at Tournai
Pérouges, watercolor painting
Not far from Lyon is the medieval, walled village of Pérouges. It’s name is derived from Perugia, Italy, a mountain town dating back to the Etruscans. Legend has it that French visitors to Perugia returned to France and then founded the town at least 1000 years ago. It is recognized as one of the most beautiful French villages, see Les Plus Beaux Villages de France. Human presence dates at least to 1500. For more see my entry at One of the most picturesque villages.
Tkalciceva-Street, Zagreb at Night, watercolor
Zagreb is a lively city at night. The crowd is generally younger, in the 20’s and 30’s or thereabouts. They populate the bars especially, and the eateries do not seem to be suffering. There’s a lot of interesting architecture.
