Chinese Lunch

Chinese Lunch

Lunch in the courtyard of the Victoria and Albert Museum.

9”x 6” watercolor and ink.

Hair With Flowers

Hair With Flowers

Picked them out one evening in a crowded stream of Londoners and tourists, flowing between the Globe Theatre and the Thames.

6”x 9” watercolor and ink

After History

After History

What remained after “Portraying History”.

6”x 11” watercolor on paper towel

L'Oceania

L’Oceania

The sculptor of L’Oceania was Mathurin Moreau.

I’m finally getting around to sketching the last two of the Six Continent Sculptures at the entrance of Musee d’Orsay. I saw them in Paris on a visit last month. I sketched the first four referenced below based on my own photos from the visit. For L’Oceania I had to use a photo off the Internet. I didn’t photograph the last two. I’m not sure why.

Now only L’Europe is left.

9”x 12” fountain pen and chalk on toned grey paper.

L’Amerique du sud:  http://tonyducesart.blogspot.com/2014/07/lamerique-du-sud.html

L’Amerique du nord: http://tonyducesart.blogspot.com/2014/07/lamerique-du-nord.html

L’Afrique:  http://tonyducesart.blogspot.com/2014/07/lafrique.html

L’Asie:  http://tonyducesart.blogspot.com/2014/07/lasie.html

Train View

Train View

Somewhere between London and Edinburgh.

9”x 6” watercolor and ink