All my paintings tagged with "Italy"
My imagined aerial view of Montestigliano
The beautiful barn at Pastine di Sotto
A Theatre, then a Fortress, a Palace and still inhabited today.
Named after the gigantic statue of Nero that once stood nearby.
Sketched sitting in the square while tourists flowed around me
My personal view of Siena seen from above
My vision of Italy (Tuscany) from above
Albert's beautiful old farmhouse in Tuscany
There's a great restaurant in this little square in the centre of Pienza
Details of everyday life
The red church of Tellaro
The beautiful church of San Michele in Foro, built on the old Roman Forum in Lucca
Lavender, bees buzzing and good conversation
I love this view of the Cathedral in Siena from close to the large church of San Domenico
Sitting on the unfinished Cathedral in Siena
A quick shadow study of a window in the tiny hamlet of Caugliano, near Fivizzano
One of the many caterpillar tractors on Tuscan hills
13th century cloister in a tiny village near Siena
Lord Lambton's beautiful corner of Tuscany
The old convent in Casole d'Elsa
One of the churches visited by Sigeric during his 3 day stay in Rome in 994
An 11th century arch on a village street in Tuscany
The view from my old house on the edge of the village
A large rambling farmhouse in the Tuscan countryside near Arezzo
One of the most beautiful villas I have ever visited
The gatehouse to a castle on the very edge of Siena
My stepfather and a friend sitting outside the Fiaschetteria in Montalcino
The shaded pergola at Casa Allioni seemed the perfect spot to pick to sketch.
A rambling farmhouse by the river Merse
A three-wheeler APE parked under a medieval tower in Vico Pisano
This is a a very sweet village south of Siena, with a tiny museum of Etruscan statues
Sitting on the dock of the tiny lake-side port of Cannobio
The narrow arched streets of Cannobio
Looking up at the tower with an oak tree growing from its top from a narrow street in Lucca
My sister and I used to hitch a ride on this cart to go to school
An early morning trip led to this sketch of the beautiful church of San Pietro in Villore
