by Keiko Tanabe on 9/10/2009 1:31:57 AM
 Albi, France IV
Albi is a picturesque town with unique history and rich cultural heritage. It stands by the river Tarn in the southwest of France near Toulouse. This painting shows the towering cathedral that looks almost like a fortress. Many buildings in Albi have reddish hues because of bricks used in the local architecture -- the reason the town is called Albi La Rouge. Over the past years I have painted several times serene views of Albi's red buildings and bridges reflected on the river. One thing that draws me is its irresistible beauty, which is powerfully therapeutic as well. I can feel I calm down instantly when I paint it. Albi, France IV Click here for a larger view of this painting. Media: Original watercolor on paper Image Size: 11.5 x 8.25 in. (on 12 x 9 in. paper) Purchase: Sold
Albi, France I
Albi, France I
Media: Original watercolor on paper Image Size: 10 x 27 in. Purchase: Please send me an email for availability.
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