There was a sign:PLEASE TAKE PICTURES AND SHARE WITH YOUR FRIENDS!
The Saturday Arles marché is supposed to be the best in Europe. It is. More to come.
A wall in Aix. Apricot, apricot, apricot!
Last nite in Aix just wandering.
Santon figurines in Arles. Adorable.
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Oh Carol, those colors just sing! This is my palette -- well, one of two! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sunshine, gorgeous colors! I look forward to seeing all that you will show us from Aix. xo
ReplyDeleteA more gorgeous basket of peaches I don't think I've ever seen!
ReplyDeleteMore and more, Please! ��
ReplyDeleteSoooo happy you had glorious blue skies to enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a trip!
My favorite absolutely would be Les Toiles du Soliel. I will look them up.
I did a post on them here Bonnie:
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Such wonderfully. VIBRANT water colors !!!!I I know that store on 17th Street. Have loads of fun.!!
ReplyDeleteMIAM MIAM ! looks delicious, especially the apricot everything.
ReplyDeleteYes !! want to see more Van Gogh !! Wonderful
ReplyDeleteEvery single shot is beautiful and your watercolor really captures the feeling of Provence.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gloriously sunny and warm contrast to pauvre Paris avec trop de pluie. Gorgeous colors here, Merci Tant, Carol!
ReplyDeleteDiane in Denver
(Colorado USA)
I love Aix en Provence, thanks for sharing the sunshine! It's winter here in Australia and very stormy at the moment.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you're happy to be in Aixe with glorious sunshine, after all that rain in Paris. the colours of those walls is so beautiful .
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pictures from Arles - isn't it nice that you were invited to share photos of the paintings?
ReplyDeletekind regards for all your work.
That apricot is luscious!
ReplyDeleteI love the June map drawing. Ice cream is my favorite thing to try everywhere. Never made it to Berthillon but love the Gothic typeface.
last time I was in Aix was in 1980 and I was about 14 years old, it doesn’t look changed at all and pretty much as I remember it. Thank you so much for your posts about your adventures.
ReplyDeleteIt looks gorgeous, Carol.
ReplyDeleteGreat opening watercolor.
Lovely colours! There's a Toiles du Soleil in Paris!! Rue du Bac, about half a block down from Café Varenne (other side of the street). I bought a few little covered notebooks there recently :)
ReplyDeleteCheers and enjoy!
Oops! Apologies just read your other post and realise you know very well about the Paris shop :)
ReplyDeleteCheers and thanks for another lovely read & photos.
I wrote about them. Oddly the prices are higher slightly in Paris!? Don't know why...rent I guess..
DeleteTHE COLORS...REALLY TOUCH ME...AND APRICOT IN PARTICULAR! oh, la la ! Merci !
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