Tzanetos cafe, Ithaca
A slight departure from the fantasy or Mesolithic stones, I had a crack at capturing this café/bar on Ithaca, which I visit each year. As I grapple with the oil paints, you can see that the scene has a few influences.
A picture for bonfire night
Inspired a bit by Ithaca and Brittany and many other more subliminal references. I have used a darker palette as I try to use the oils. This was initially going to be Garden of Eden, but I think it became the
Megaliths de Lampouy
About 25 minutes from Dinan in Brittany, I was told about these outstanding megaliths. You could sense the energy in the place. The striking resemblance to stones seen in Morbihan on the Breton coast, but also Avebury in England is striking.
Stone Monuments and Female Power
Women were probably valued much more in the distant past (5000BC) than we ever give credit for.. As a man, one has to be careful writing about such stuff as football and cricket success for women and the women’s England
Dolmens in Morbihan Brittany
Not many will know that a group of drowned river valleys on the west of Brittany have the most incredible Dolmen, Tumulus, mounds and monumental alignments at Carnac. Of course I joke when I say that any person of culture must