Roman aqueduct

[els]

All coments wellcome.
Colored pencil in Verge paper.

[Yorky]

Great painting, els

It conveys the scale of the aqueduct very well. It reminds me of a touring holiday I made along the Pyrenees to Carcassonne and the Pont-du-Gard some 15 years ago! The skies were cloudless, the temperature was in the 80's and the only thing to destroy the splendour of the scene was a darned orange crushing stall set up in the car park giving out 150 decibels and deafening everyone within a half mile.!

Serously, the Romans new a bit about building didn't they?

Doug

[Yorky]

Great painting, els

It conveys the scale of the aqueduct very well. It reminds me of a touring holiday I made along the Pyrenees to Carcassonne and the Pont-du-Gard some 15 years ago! The skies were cloudless, the temperature was in the 80's and the only thing to destroy the splendour of the scene was a daned orange crushing stall set up in the car park giving out 150 decibels and deafening everyone within a half mile.!

Serously, the Romans new a bit about building didn't they?

Doug

[Yorky]

Great painting, els

It conveys the scale of the aqueduct very well. It reminds me of a touring holiday I made along the Pyrenees to Carcassonne and the Pont-du-Gard some 15 years ago! The skies were cloudless, the temperature was in the 80's and the only thing to destroy the splendour of the scene was a daned orange crushing stall set up in the car park giving out 150 decibels and deafening everyone within a half mile.!

Serously, the Romans new a bit about building didn't they?

Doug

[els]

Thank you for your comments Doug, it is a really nice building. This picture was based on a photo I found in a magazine, but I hope someday I'll get there...
Eamon

[Yorky]

What happened? I only added an 'r' to darned and I got 3 copies!

Doug

[caro]

nice! i like how you did the reflection in the water and the colours you have used ~ caro

[Leaflin]

I love the reflections in the water. :)