Curtis Long Fine Art
French Village of Eurre
Private Collection
High-resolution museum archival capture • © Curtis Long Optium Museum Acrylic® Compatible
Urban Series 1998

French Village of Eurre

$650

Medium / Substrate Watercolor   7"x10" curtis spent one night in this sleepy little village in the drôme region of france
Physical Dimensions 7"x10"
Authenticity Status Signed & Serialized COA
Provenance Curtis Long Atelier, Austin, TX

Curatorial Notes

in the house in the lower left corner of the painting.  It's an enchanting village that appears to be trapped in time, unchanged for eons.  Until a villager drives by in a new Renault, of course! This painting received an Honorable Mention award in the Waterloo Watercolor Group Fall 1998 Juried Exhibition in Austin, Texas. 

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