Paris Café XXXIV, French Landscape Painting

This cafe, in the Marais district of Paris, was full, inside and outside. Actually, the entire neighborhood was full of people, mostly young, who seemed to come here to dine and socialize. The vibrant energy in the air told me that this must be one of the hip places in today's Paris.

See how this painting developed:

Paris Café XXXIV

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Media: Original watercolor on paper
Image Size: 8.25 x 11.5 in.
Mat/Frame: Yes/No
Mat Size: 14 x 18 in. (color: off-white)
Purchase: Sold

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7 Responses to Paris Café XXXIV, French Landscape Painting

This is absolutely beautiful! It's so intriguing to see the developmental steps, thank you for showing them!

Posted by theresa miller · via web · 210 months ago

Hi Theresa, thank you for your comment. I'm glad that you enjoyed it! I do a little 'demo' on my blog from time to time. Please visit again.

Posted by Keiko Tanabe · via web · 210 months ago

Thank you so much for letting us follow your working process. Yesterday I found your website and your works impressed me much and I ran through all of your "how I paint" posts. It is pretty hard to follow as distant teacher, but hopefully I'll make something out of your wanderfull style.

Posted by alex · via web · 210 months ago

It's my pleasure, Alex. Happy painting!

Posted by Keiko Tanabe · via web · 210 months ago

I am a great admirer of your works. Thanks for sharing some of your steps taken for this beautiful painting. I hope to see more in the furure.

Norm FAvro

Posted by norman favro · via web · 208 months ago

Norm, I appreciate very much your kind comment. Please stay tuned as I plan to show more of my painting process here on my blog.

Posted by Keiko Tanabe · via web · 208 months ago

Wow! excellent paintings .Your paintings in all your blogs are very interesting and i enjoyed seeing all those "Bridges" post. Good job! Please do keep posting!

Posted by Painters Melbourne · via ktanabefineart.com · 183 months ago

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