The doors in the 17th arrondissement are haughty.
To purchase this and other collectable illustrations from Paris clic >> >> available postcards << <<
or if in Facebook click on the SHOP button at the top of my AngieBrooksbyArt page.
Martine is into her flowers. A rabbit hides on the balcony.
To purchase this and other collectable illustrations from Paris clic >> >> available postcards << <<
or if in Facebook click on the SHOP button at the top of my AngieBrooksbyArt page.
Look at that funky roof. Every writer’s dream a Parisian garret.
To purchase this and other collectable illustrations from Paris clic >> >> available postcards << <<
or if in Facebook click on the SHOP button at the top of my AngieBrooksbyArt page.
These purple flowers look like wisteria. Everyone says I bring the Tuscan light into my Parisian paintings. This one shows it.
To purchase this and other collectable illustrations from Paris clic >> >> available postcards << <<
or if in Facebook click on the SHOP button at the top of my AngieBrooksbyArt page.
I love these flowered balconies and the slanted, slated rooftops. I never noticed the flowers in Paris for the first year I lived here. It was cold and grey and I could never understand what direction I was walking because of the white sky.
To purchase this and other collectable illustrations from Paris clic >> >> available postcards << <<
or if in Facebook click on the SHOP button at the top of my AngieBrooksbyArt page
Les Deux Magots is a classic literary cafe in Paris. It’s in a chic part of town, Saint Germain des Près. If you want to see who’s who, it’s one of the places to go. Right now it’s closed because of the way the government has decided to deal with the big viral problem and the curfew. Normally the tables are outside, packed with every nationality. Whoever thought that cafe’s in Paris would be extinct. Even temporarily.
To purchase this and other collectable illustrations from Paris go to my blog >> >> available postcards << <<
This lemon reminds me of the hundreds of food paintings I did of Italian cuisine. I sold every last one of from this series. Often they sold before I could finish them. The cut lemon was a favorite subject.
To purchase this and other collectable illustrations from Paris go to >> >> available postcards << <<
I love this building. It’s right next to the metro line 1 exit, Argentine.
To purchase this and other collectable illustrations from Paris go to >> >> available postcards << <<
This building predates Haussmann. It’s easy to see from the architectural style. The chimneys is one clue. Taggers love these chimneys because they are like a canvas.
To purchase this and other collectable illustrations from Paris go to >> >> available postcards << <<
