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Category Archives: Photography
Catch Up On Posts
It’s been a busy week and we haven’t had time to get to a stronger internet signal to make posts. Today we’re staying at home, so I’m going to get caught up on posts. One day we went up to … Continue reading
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Cathar Country
We are living in the middle of Cathar Country. The Cathars were a religious group in the middle ages (11th-13th centuries) that among other things disagreed with the Catholic Church about the nature of Jesus Christ. That was a fatal disagreement. … Continue reading
Goya Museum at Castres
Our first week at Chez Providence is coming to a close. The internet connection has been weak, so posting is not easy and Skype out of the question most of the time. Therefore, it’s time to catch up. It has … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography, Travel
Tagged Castres, Francisco Goya, Goya Museum, Pablo Picasso
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Maillol and the Mediterranean
Yesterday we visited Collioure, a small town on the Mediterranean that was the birthplace of Fauvism – Matisse, Andre Derain, and their friends. It is a tourist haven that had us wondering what the Riviera must be like if this … Continue reading
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Tagged André Derain, Aristide Maillol, Bob Dylan, Collioure, Musée Maillol, Musee d'Orsay
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Welcome to Cuxac Cabardes
Yesterday we arrived at our next gite, Chez Providence, in Cuxac Cabardes, a small mountain village about 20k outside of Carcassonne. It is at an elevation slightly over 500 meters according to our GPS. And, yes, we do have wifi … Continue reading
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Sarlat la Caneda
We have been in Sarlat since Sunday, painting plenn aire, touring the Dordogne Valley, seeing chateaus (castles), taking a lamplit walk through the old walled medieval city, and enjoying La Bouquerie, our wonderful house for the week. Here are some … Continue reading
Été; enfin trouvé!!!
Summer; found at last!!! It has been warm enough here in Sarlat to go in short sleeves, from morning through the evening. We’ve been eating on the patio. It’s delightful; as is our gite, two down two up, plus a … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Auvers Sur O, Chambray, Giverny, ise, Jean Sullivan, Sarlat, Soft pastel, Van Gogh, Zadkine
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Chanonceaux
On the way to Sarlat we spent one night in Chanonceaux, a charming town outside of Amboise. It is best known for the Chateau Chanonceau, the third most visited chateau in France. We didn’t have time for the chateau, but … Continue reading
Leaving Chambray
Today we left Chambray for central France. Thursday night our hostess, Sophie, knocked on our door waving a huge skeleton key and announcing that this was the key to the church next door. She had called the President of the … Continue reading
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Avers sur Oise
Thursday we drove to Avers sur Oise, the final resting place of Vincent Van Gogh. He spent his final months here, living in a small room at the inn and painting in the area. These are among his most famous … Continue reading
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