Painter artist, Normandy / Artiste peintre, Normandie

Birth of the helicoptere

The last digital print I have done,

“la naissance de l’hélicoptère”

“Birth of the helicoptere”

The Dragon 50 in the Mont St Michel

De Vinci au Dragon 50, Paul Cornu…

175€ framed

Digital print N°on 30,

signed, with the artist dry stamp

graphic work about aeronautism

frame size 40x60cm

size 29x39cm

More digital prints in my Art Shop

http://epiceriedart.blogspot.com/

Mont Saint Michel, from the sky

Painting elodie Studler

photographie Vincent M

http://vincentm.canalblog.com/

TIDES

The tides in the area change quickly, and have been described by Victor Hugo as “à la vitesse d’un cheval au galop” or “as swiftly as a galloping horse”.
The tides can vary greatly, at roughly 14 metres between high and low water marks. Popularly nicknamed “St. Michael in peril of the sea” by medieval pilgrims making their way across the flats, the mount can still pose dangers for visitors who avoid the causeway and attempt the hazardous walk across the sands from the neighbouring coast.
Polderisation and occasional flooding created salt marsh meadows that were found to be ideally suited to grazing sheep. The well-flavoured meat that results from the diet of the sheep in the pré salé (salt meadow) makes agneau de pré-salé (salt meadow lamb), a local specialty that may be found on the menus of restaurants that depend on income from the many visitors to the mount.

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Amazonia, amazonie, sketches and drawings

I have done a lot of drawings and travelings books in many places of the world.

Amazonie is one of the most beautiful space of the world.

To see some of my other sketches:

http://artcoiris.free.fr/

Amazonie, amazonian, indians, shuares, forest, rio…

Summer drawing session in Normandy, mont Saint Michel

Summer sessions

Drawing classes “CARNET DE VOYAGE”

in the bay of  mont Saint Michel,

 

vendredi 10 Juillet 10h Maison de la Baie de Saint-Léonard
samedi 11 Juillet 9h30 La baie vue du Jardin des plantes (Avranches)
dimanche 12 Juillet 9h30 Le Grouin du Sud

vendredi 21 Aout 9h30 La Roche Torin
samedi 22 Aout 9h30 Coté Bretagne
dimanche 23 Aout 9h30 Le Grouin du Sud

more informations:

http://epiceriedart.blogspot.com/2009/02/cours-stages-carnet-de-voyage-dans-la.html

reservations:

elodiestudler@free.fr

roche torin

in the mont st michel bay

Mont saint Michel

I live and work in Normandy near the Mont Saint Michel, great site for inspiration

mont st michel

 Oil paint on map

L’abbaye du mont Saint Michel

Référencé depuis 2000 sur le

site du Patrimoine Mondial de l’UNESCO,

ce merveilleux defi de l’architecture

a evolué au cours des 1300 ans d’histoire qu’il a traversé.

” l’abbaye escarpée, poussée là-bas,

loin de terre, comme un manoir fantastique,

stupéfiante comme un palais de rêve,

invraisemblablement étrange et belle “

Guy de Maupassant

DESIGN

William de Volpiano, the Italian architect who had built the Abbey of Fécamp in Normandy, was chosen as building contractor by Richard II of Normandy in the 11th century. He designed the Romanesque church of the abbey, daringly placing the transept crossing at the top of the mount. Many underground crypts and chapels had to be built to compensate for this weight; these formed the basis for the supportive upward structure that can be seen today. Today Mont-Saint-Michel is seen as a Gothic-style church.
Robert de Thorigny, a great supporter of Henry II of England (who was also Duke of Normandy), reinforced the structure of the buildings and built the main façade of the church in the 12th century. In 1204 the Breton Guy de Thouars, allied to the King of France, undertook the siege of the Mount. After having set fire to the village and having massacred the population, he was obliged to beat a retreat under the powerful walls of the Abbey. Unfortunately, the fire which he himself lit extended to the buildings, and the roofs fell prey to the flames. Horrified by the cruelty and the exactions of his Breton ally, Philip Augustus offered Abbot Jourdain a grant for the construction of a new Gothic-style architectural set which included the addition of the refectory and cloister.
Charles VI is credited with adding major fortifications to the abbey-mount, building towers, successive courtyards and strengthening the ramparts.