One of my favorite haunts in Paris was the Historic Notre Dame de Paris. When you look at this cathedral rising on an island in the River Seine, you are looking at untold ages of history. This has been a sacred site since the ancient Romans built a temple to Jupiter on this island in…
The front facade of the French Gothic Notre Dame cathedral is truly an unforgettable sight. The architecture of that medieval Parisian church was intended to draw the eyes upward towards the heavens. In modern times, it’s worth remembering when these Gothic churches were built, they were the skyscrapers of their day. It was an era…
The classic Eiffel Tower is one of those truly iconic structures that has probably been seen in print from every angle imaginable. It’s intimidating in a sense. When you stand before that classic piece of architecture, you can rest assured someone has stood there before and gazed at it. And someone has probably painted or…
I strolled past Notre Dame de Paris on many occasions during my short stay in Paris, but there was one extraordinarily sunny day when it all came together. I spent hours in and around the old Gothic church on that beautiful afternoon. As you can see from this Notre Dame cathedral panorama print, the sunlight…
My flight leaving Ireland for Paris was delayed and the winter days are so short. By the time I got checked in and headed out to really see Paris, night had fallen. On my first stop in Paris, I got to see Notre Dame by lamplight. On a winter night, it felt absolutely magical! Despite…
Sometimes Paris feels like one big beautiful blur when I look back on my five nights there. With so little time and so much to see, I basically was on the move constantly. I walked the banks of the Seine seen in this Paris panorama print so many times I lost count. Those historic river…
This artwork of snow falling on Claddagh Quay was inspired by my first visit to Galway. We arrived in the city after dark on a winter evening. Shortly after getting settled in, we headed out for dinner and as soon as we hit the streets, dust swirled through the night sky. I’ve read that snow…
As my last trip to Scotland wound down, I decided I wanted to spend one last day wandering the Scottish seaside and North Berwick beach looked promising to me. All the guide books described it as an easy train ride from Edinburgh although mainly a summer destination. In my opinion, people who love the beach…
Without a doubt, one of my favorite places we visited in the Scottish Highlands was the Isle of Skye, seen in this Highland morning print. The weather here in winter was amazingly variable. One minute it was raining and gray, the next the skies would open for a moment like the one you see see…
On my last trip to Boston, I discovered that Salem was an easy train ride away! With it’s rich history, Salem had always been on the increasingly-large list of places I wanted to see. That was in no small part due to Salem’s literary heritage. This print of the famous House Of The seven Gables…
I love the opportunity to visit ancient sites like the one in this print. I am very much a combination armchair historian and archaeologist. There’s something about ancient sites like this that stir my imagination. And some of the most ancient monuments can be found dotting the British countryside, like the one pictured here, Clava…
During my stay in Galway City, I had plenty of classically beautiful days even in the midst of a colder-than-normal Irish winter. As you can see from my other Galway City art prints, blue skies and sunshine were not a foreign concept. But for much of my stay there, mornings started out foggy, particularly down…
There’s just something about any seaside city. When you’re there experiencing the smell of the ocean, the sounds, even the breeze off the ocean, there’s definitely a charm to it. And I think this print captures some of that charisma on the Galway seaside. When I look back at this print, I can hear the…
I’m often pleasantly surprised to discover there many people out there who also appreciate prints like this one of a snow-covered cemetery path from Glasnevin Cemetery. I guess for some photos of graveyards are uncomfortable reminders, but for me, at least, it’s evocative artwork. I look at cemeteries and they remind me of the never…
I’ll never forget seeing this beautiful Irish beach somewhere on the west coast near Galway. I was mesmerized the moment I saw the mix of gold and black sands flowing towards the ocean. It was truly a beautiful sight worthy of being the subject of numerous pieces of art! The moment the bus stopped, I…
On one of my last day in Scotland I found myself on a short train ride from Edinburgh. I wanted to see the Scottish coast once more before heading home. And as the fates aligned, it was definitely a great day for it. Look at the beautiful skies in this print of the North Berwick…
Can you imagine Paris without the Eiffel Tower? I bet not! It’s probably the singe Paris landmark that is literally known around the world. Show someone on the other side of the earth a picture of the Eiffel Tower rising into the sky and they will recognize it. That’s not an easy level of fame…
There’s simply something very Parisian to me about this print of a winter afternoon relaxing on the Pont des Arts over the river Seine in Paris. I think in some small part it may be because it mirrored my own Parisian experience in some way. I had spent a long day wandering in Paris. The…
There’s nothing quite like an authentic Irish Pub, and well, they don’t come much more authentic than the ones actually in Ireland! This one certainly has a classic look rising up off Eyre Street in the heart of Galway. I’ve said it over and over that I left a little part of myself behind in…
On a particularly cold winter morning in Dublin, we had just left a warm bus to see the towering Papal Cross in Phoenix Park. You can tell from the frost covered grass just how cold it was, but the skies over the cross were so spectacular that I was more than happy to walk through…
On one of my last days there, I scoured the streets of Paris surrounding the landmark Eiffel Tower. I had a vision in my mind of an image with it rising above the streets of Paris. I never quite found that vantage point. I have a distinct feeling the image in my minds eye would…
I’ve said it many times, but without a doubt Paris was one of the most picturesque places I’ve been. There’s just an unusual harmony to Paris architecture. Even though it spans the ages, it all seems to fit together just right. One can certainly tell that there’s been thought to the aesthetics in the old…
It was easy to lose track of how much time I spent wandering along the banks of the Seine. From Notre Dame all the way down to the Eiffel Tower is a UNESCO designated World Heritage Site. And for good reason! Never minding the long history in that part of Paris, that stretch of the…
Without a doubt one of my favorite buildings in Dublin is the one seen in this O’Connell street art print. This classical inspired piece of architecture is the main post office, An Post. I often find if I’m in a given location long enough, I tend to haunt a building or street. There’s no particular…
On a cold winter morning in Dublin, our bus pulled up to the towering Papal Cross in Phoenix park. As I looked out the bus window, the first thing I saw was that beautiful frosty path leading to the massive Christian cross in the distance. The gears were already spinning for the composition of this…
This vast rolling golden piece of countryside is an unforgettable Isle of Skye landscape. What was truly amazing to me, wasn’t just that the island was drop-dead gorgeous, but that the landscape varied so much from one part of a relatively small island to the next part of the same island. The Isle of Skye…
I have honestly never been a big follower of the Loch Ness “monster” theories or legends. However, I have to say the ones we heard on the way to that fabled lake, pictured here, were pretty amazing. True or not, or somewhere in between, it’s a fantastic peek into the ancient history of this amazing,…
From what I’ve heard, I suspect the little pile of rocks on the Scottish seaside in this print would never be so empty in the summer, but I visited the seaside in North Berwick, Scotland, in the winter! My trip to Scotland was drawing to a close and I had to see the coast one…
On my first trip to Scotland a decade ago, I did see snow falling over Edinburgh one night. It was a light snow and barely accumulated. The next morning the only sign was a light dusting on the cars, but I’ll never forget the magic of seeing swirling snow against the street lamps of that…
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