Chateau Beychevelle Bourdeaux, watercolor, 9 1/2" x 13"
Why not sit back, pour a glass and check out all the Bordeaux chateaux watercolors I found lurking in my closet.
Champagne Moet & Chandon, watercolor, 9 1/2" x 13" 
Terminee! 
Chateau d'Yquem, watercolor, 9 1/2" x 13"
You love Sauternes
Chateau Margaux, watercolor, 9 1/2" x 13" 
Chateau Mouton Rothschild, watercolor, 9 1/2" x 13"
I could use a glass of Ch. Latour right this minute myself...
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I may have to go back to Bisoux to get some more Caneles.
I could use a glass of Ch. Latour right this minute myself...
... I may have to go back to Bisoux to get some more Caneles.
MERCI for supporting Maine lobsters & Parisbreakfast
Great post!! Fabulous paintings!! XX
ReplyDeleteJ'adore votre peintures!!
ReplyDeleteThe framing of the scenes in trumeau style is wondeful.
Those are lovely, Carol! I remember when I first stumbled on PB and saw your posts about your time doing these.
ReplyDeleteCarol these are wonderful paintings. I wiill have a glass of wine with you any time!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
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Great paintings! I like the one of Chateau d'Yquem the most.
ReplyDeleteI like the photo of those kids pouring the wine,too - a bit comical to me.
Lovely paintings. I too like the painting that Nikon likes. Love the vineyards in the painting.
ReplyDeleteLove them all!
ReplyDeleteQue de très bon vin...
ReplyDeleteVa voir la gourmandise chez moi et si tu viens en Provence va acheter des gâteaux a cette adresse.
Bel été
Manon
Finding Bordeaux chateaux for sale can be a difficult task without the proper connections. Networking through a real estate firm with many listings through the wine regions of France gives a client the best chance of landing a Bordeaux chateau at a respectable price.
ReplyDeleteYour paintings are absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering if your first step in the process of rendering a picture begins with a pencil outline or, from start to finish with brushes?
a fab job.
ReplyDeleteNice paintings!!
The supply of chateaux for sale is limited as these classic homes and estates are no longer being built.
ReplyDeleteYou did a terrific job of recording these!
Your Chateau Margaux watercolor was really fantastic,even I think this one is most precious image in all,awesome job...
ReplyDeleteI really do love Paris Breakfast!You enjoy so many of the same things I do (not hard to enjoy everything about Paris).
ReplyDeleteI just returned from a two-week trip spent mostly in Paris when I discovered you. I visited friends in Nuits-St.-Georges (near Dijon) and Besançon where we lived for five years. Our friends in Nuits led us to a lovely chocolate shop in Dijon--Fabrice Gillotte at 21 Rue du Bourg. They make chocolates called "Couleurs de Bourgogne" which are beautiful to look at, and even more beautiful to taste.
Just in case you should take the TGV to Dijon on your next trip to France (about 1 hour and 37 minutes), I think you would enjoy their shop!
Another great place in Burgundy is the Hostellerie de Levernois--lovely restaurant, as well as hotel. We ate in the bistro. The Chateau de Pommard was fun to visit, complete with art gallery. There's a wonderful restaurant at 13, place de la Liberation, Dijon called Le Pré aux Clercs with its brasserie at 9, place de la Libération, Brasserie B9. Sounds really touristy, but we had the most delicious Boeuf Bourguignon ever at the Brasserie.
Bien recu!
ReplyDeleteAll your beautiful watercolors have arrived!
Who knew Christmas would come on August 1st?
They are all just DREAMY.
Mille mercis.
Gina
I appreciate your beautiful article from my deep heart!
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