

Drying the Linen, or Moonrise at the Priory
Description
This painting depicts the enclosed backyard garden of a former priory - a religious building where monks and nuns live under the leadership of a prior - that Maurice Denis purchased in 1914. He transformed the building into a home for his large family and lived there for the last 30 years of his life. A woman dressed in black hangs linens to dry, so that - according to custom - they will be bleached by moonlight. The full moon casts a golden glow over the entire nighttime scene.

Le Bleymard (aujourd'hui rattaché à la commune de Mont Lozère et Goulet), Lozère, 2006.
One of the stops on the Chemin Stevenson (today the GR 70), the route Robert Louis Stevenson followed in his Travels with a Donkey in the Cevennes. Stevenson ate in the hamlet but camped nearby. It was a wise decision to camp, for the Hotel les Genets where we stayed was perhaps the worst hotel I have experienced in France. Sadly when we walked the GR 70 we did not have camping gear and thus needed hotels. All but this one were quite good.

Malines before the War, Belgium


The horrors of AI, photography version - Big Valley Cafe, Enterprise, Utah, 2020 (above) and Chat GPT below.
Just out of curiosity I asked Chat GPT to “make the defunct and decrepit cafe look good.” After that simple request, in about 3 minutes I was delivered the lower picture.
Photographic evidence has been rendered meaningless!

Kirribilli

La Roche Guyon

View of Thunder or The Hell Mill (Vue de Tonnerre ou Le Moulin d'Enfer)

The Walpoort Bridge in Ghent

Boca de incendios y edificio de adobe encalado después de las recientes lluvias, San Pedro de Atacama, 2001.

Edward Middleditch (British, 1923-1987}, Grazalema, 1962. Charcoal on paper, 65 x 93 cm.

View of the City of Washington in 1807

Spring

View of a Town

Appenine Landscape

Houses on a Hill (Groupe de Maisons Sur un Coteau)