After flying 12 hours to Paris, we checked in to our hotel and went directly to the Eiffel tower to take a four hour bike tour of the city. It was wonderful, and served as a great way to deal with jet lag and no sleep! Our guide explained to us that there was a competition to determine the design for what eventually became the Eiffel Tower. Would you believe second place was a guillotine? Now that would have been a weird Paris landmark!
I am finally back at my easel after spending the last week getting organized. Sorry to be gone so long!
this is a wonderful painting Leslie !
ReplyDeletei liked the colors and the strong efect of the brushies !!
Leslie,
ReplyDeleteYour sense of composition is so wonderful... I love how you simplify scenes and capture the essence of the meaning and beauty of the scene you are painting.
Bravo!!!
This is wonderful, Leslie.
ReplyDeleteLove it :)
ReplyDeleteGreat knife work Leslie...I love the crop on this,too.
ReplyDeleteFantastic, Leslie! I'm so accustomed to seeing your Nautical paintings but I love the lines and composition of this. You truly can paint anything! Hope your having a great visit.
ReplyDeleteLove the color, love the design, love everything about this painting. Did I mention I also live in Paris?
ReplyDeleteKentucky. Somehow it doesn't look the same as your painting...
I love the way you made an iconic landmark uniquely your own. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteWow this is really gorgeous. Just love it!
ReplyDeletethis is great, Leslie! It just feels so "French"!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this one, thanks for sharing news of your trip, I look forward to seeing MORE!
ReplyDeleteFaye