Showing posts with label paintings of hungary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paintings of hungary. Show all posts
Mar 2, 2019
View of Budapest
Painted from a photo taken near the castle on a very cold day. Oil on 11"h x 14"w x 1 1/2"d stretched canvas. SOLD.
Cafe in Budapest
Lunch has ended and only a couple people linger in this cafe in Budapest. Oil on 16"h x 12"w stretched linen. SOLD.
Jun 26, 2018
Street in Budapest
This was the route we took to the coffee shop in the mornings before tackling the day's itinerary. I can't remember the name of the cafe, but they had some great pretzel sandwiches that included bacon and lettuce. I'd never heard of pretzel sandwiches before, but fortunately a local French bakery in my town makes pretzels, so I can now make my own sandwiches. That's one of the joys of traveling, you find innovative ways to combine foods that you already eat, in addition to discovering new things. Oil on 24"h x 36"w stretched canvas.
Jun 23, 2018
View of Budapest
A view of Budapest from the hills surrounding the castle. It was a cold, snowy day, but the sun visually warmed the building facades. Oil on 30"h x 48"w stretched canvas. SOLD.
Jun 5, 2018
Alley in Budapest
I love the maze of streets in Budapest, where you will almost always see someone walking a cute dog. We were on our way to New York Cafe for the second time during our week long stay. The streets seemed cold and gray, but the promise of an ornate, warm cafe kept us going. Oil on 18"h x 24"w stretched canvas.
Jun 4, 2018
Cafe Gerbeaud
A painting of the famous Cafe Gerbeaud in Budapest. I normally have a rule about not eating at the same place twice during a week long stay in any city, but we ended up visiting Gerbeaud twice for the atmosphere, and for the wonderful food and desserts. Oil on 16"h x 20"w stretched linen. SOLD.
Jun 3, 2018
Chain Bridge of Budapest II
Though it probably doesn't seem possible, I had a lot of fun on the couple of morning runs I had taken across Chain Bridge when I visited Budapest in February. It was extremely cold, and even colder on the bridges over the Danube because of the wind. But I gained a sense of accomplishment surviving the temperatures and running up the steep hills of Buda. I rewarded myself with a coffee and pastry at one of the cafes near the castle, as well as coffee and pastries at other cafes throughout the day. Oil on 24"h x 30"w stretched linen.
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