“A Paris Sunday”
A beautiful summer Sunday morning in Paris. We bought a poulet roti at the market on rue Mouffetard for our dinner later. While in the Latin Quarter, we ate lunch outside at a quaint little red checkerboard tablecloth restaurant in a shady, out of the way square. After lunch we rode the Vespa out to the Bois de Boulogne and found a lake with those big wooden rowboats for rent. After displaying my excellent oarsman skills to Vicky, we found a cool spot under a big tree on the grassy banks; Vicky read Harry Potter and I painted. “Sunday Afternoon – Bois de Boulogne” is the resulting painting.
What a perfect day!
Here are a couple of pics…
My Navigateur.
The expert oarsman.
“Bois de Boulogne”,
by Robert Leedy 2003,
watercolor on Arches hot press paper,
11 x 14.75 in.,
Collection of the Artist
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- August 24, 2003 / 4:22 pm
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- Americans in Paris, France, Painting, Paris, Plein Air Painting, Watercolor, Watercolour
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