Ponte Vittoria Verona Metal Print

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A cityscape painted in Verona showing the Ponte Vittoria's wide span with two arches standing in the fast flowing Adige river. An early morning cerulean sky is reflected in the water. People are walking by the terracotta stone embankment. The bridge leads to the historical centre of Verona. In the mid-distance is the Renaissance church of San Giorgio beside which grow tall cypress trees. In the far distance are wooded hills over which creamy white clouds gather. Yellow stuccoed houses line the streets on either side of the rushing river. Their roofs have terracotta tiles which add a warm glow to the scene. A peaceful scene that would make an excellent giclee print. Search on FAA for reproductions that would make a suitable present for a special friend.

I paint in oil and watercolour and my sites are http://elinor-fletcher.artistwebsites.com and elinor-fletcher.pixels.com so contact me at elinor.ivy.fletcher@gmail.com or ring me on INT 027 021 762 9735 landline or 0729578101 cell. I was born in 1941 in the Orkney Islands north of Scotland where my father was stationed in the air force. My mother was an artist and I spent my childhood years in North Wales with my maternal grandmother until the war was over when I was reunited with my mother in London. In my twenties I studied painting at the Heatherley School in Pimlico, London, with Helen Wilson, Carl Cheek and David Ufland. I have had solo and mixed exhibitions since in London and Europe and Cape Town and my pictures are in...