It was a chilly day for the summertime in Paris, even drizzling from time to time. When I was walking to search for painting ideas in the neighborhood of Montmartre, nobody was out on this narrow street. Under the overcast sky, gray buildings standing on both sides suddenly felt like lifeless giants. I was cold and couldn't feel inspired enough for some reason.
I thought a nice warm bowl of
soupe à l'oignon (onion soup) wouldn't be a bad idea on a day like this. I decided to go to the end of the street to see the windmill and leave. It was at that time this couple appeared from around the corner. That moment was my inspiration for this painting. Do you feel
l'amour in the air?
Paris Café XIV
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Media: original watercolor
Image Size: 9.5 x 7.5 in
Mat Size: 14 x 11 in (mat color: off-white)
Purchase: Sold
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What can I say...You have a wonderful way of getting at the heart of inspiration...as thay say Keiko....you've found your groove!
Atmosphere and it's many facets is definitely your Muse...I wish for you always the best, and Bravo Lady!! What do you do for an encore ?
God Bless.
Pat