Paintings of France, Italy and Beyond

Il Villaggio Piccolo

18 01 2007

This is a painting of one of the small villages I saw while traveling throughout the area of southern Tuscany. I am not even sure if it could be called a “village”. It was more a small grouping of houses plopped in the hillsides of the region called La Crete. The painting measures 24×30″.

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Date : 18 January 2007
Categories : Italian Landscapes, Tuscany Paintings

5 responses to “Il Villaggio Piccolo”

19 01 2007: Marty Caldwell (08:38:59) :

Hi Jennifer,
I really like that you found such a beautiful “little” village for your painting. The flowers are outstanding in this one. Love the details with the softness. Also, liked the name of the previous posted painting “Silver and Gold”.
Your Texas Pal,
Marty
19 01 2007: Marty Caldwell (08:45:45) :

I really love the “little” village that you found for your subject in this painting. The details and softness of flowers are outstanding in this one. Also, I love the name and painting in the previous posted painting “Silver and Gold” stirs the emotions. Keep up the great work we all love it!

Your Texas Pal,
Marty
21 01 2007: jennifereyoung (15:30:45) :

Marty,
Thanks so much for tuning in and thanks for the encouragement. I do love painting the Tuscany landscapes. It\’s sleeting here in Richmond today but painting these scenes takes me back to beautiful spring days in Tuscany filled with sunshine. Counting the days until I can make my next transatlantic journey!

Take care and happy New Year to you all down there in Texas!
-Jennifer
2 02 2007: Bart (18:21:48) :

I’m going to Europe in April and your paintings are getting me very excited !
3 02 2007: jennifereyoung (11:03:50) :

Hi Bart,
Lucky you!!! Have you checked out www.slowtrav.com? Fabulous resources and discussions on European travel. I consult it before every trip. Have fun and eat lots!

Best wishes,
Jennifer