I was EXTREMELY excited to receive a beautiful card from Robyn in the mail. In this world wide land of online art communities, there is nothing so special as having an original artwork in your hand. I think that this has a special charm for me as it brings back wonderful memories of the last few days of my big trip when I actually spent time with Robyn in this gorgeous part of the world.
Thank you Robyn - what an exquisite sketch from a truly beautiful village!!!
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gorgeous! very very Italian and atmospheric - lucky you.
Now I wonder when I get one from Robyn? ... counting ....
Borromini looks delighted too
This is such fun. It must be rather like a mini FLYING PICTURES for you who are receiving them.
Beautiful, Robyn. Thanks, Liz, for sharing it with us.
annie
Every detail is exactly right on both sides of this tiny perfect masterpiece!
Wonderful postcard from Robyn in Tuscany...even moreso because I hiked up there this summer with Robyn when I visited her. I love these little glimpses into everyone's part of the world.
Awesome! I love this whole idea. What a beautiful postcard treasure.
A lovely sketch - love the colours used for the stonework in light and shadow - and the intriguing little doorway just showing over the wall. makes me want to look inside.
A very nice card Robyn, very tempting! You will establish a new tourist magnet in Tuscany, the famous Castiglion Fiorentino..
Liz your so lucky to have gotten one of Robyns amazing glimpses into Italy. Robyn, this is wonderful, takes me back to our vacation!
Robyn - This is so super. I love the stonework and all the delicate shadows. It all shouts medieval village Italy - i am coming to visit! :o)
The sun just looks different in Tuscany and you have captured it perfectly. Welcome back!
Thank you all for all your lovely comments. Having worked my way back through all the beautiful, vibrant cards I'm startled to see how austere our little town looks by comparison. But now Spring is on the way so hopefully it will all be softened by the poppies in the olive groves.
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