Agde, on the south coast of France, view 1
Agde again, view 2.
Avignon in Provence.
Things artificial often have a bad press, but here we have three examples of trompe l'oeil putting the art into artificial, and blurring the line between the real and the artificial.
As always, you can click on the photos for a larger view.
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I like this, three dimensional painting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and unique take on the theme, love these examples of trompe l'oeil.
ReplyDeleteHappy hunting and happy weekend!
Great photos -- the second trompe l'oeil effort, in particular, looks super realistic!
ReplyDeletegreat pictures and they introduce me to new area that once again I have never been
ReplyDeleteMarvelous choices!! I am glad I saw some trompe l'oeil today, I did wonder if anyone would showcase it. I like it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my Photo Hunt! Your comment made my day. :)
Mrs. Mecomber
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Great shots! There are lots of house like that in Piemonte as well (it must be the french influence . . .)
ReplyDeletenever heard of this but sure nice to see your post, i learn new thing today :)
ReplyDeletethese are lovely pics, especially when i enlarged them for better viewing. here's mine: http://onmylefthandcorner.blogspot.com/2009/08/photohunt-artificial.html
ReplyDeleteI love this part of France.
ReplyDeleteWe were in Fact not very far away this Summmer.
Great Photos.
btw. My last posts are also from France
"A.", I am fond of such paintings. Thanks so much for sharing :D
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