This piggy is doing her best to pop the cork.

This black sheep has seen that one of the herd has gone off on its own and comments on it, oblivious of the irony.

'Follow me boys…'

A short walk, taken more times than they can remember.

A tree of Gascon caracters.

Ducks. A study in blue.

The foire aux oies is an annual event, held in Riguepeu, a small village in the Gers, where geese of all shapes and sizes are on show. Walking in a procession and on display with lots of other types of fowl.

Reproduced as giclée print in various sizes, some with mounts. 

A twist on the Gershwin classic, boue is french for mud .. and these Gascon pigs couldn't be happier.

Maybe a pink crash helmet wasn't a good idea.

Pyrenean sheep prefer the slopes to the flat.

Are you lost?

There go Caroline's newly planted flowers

World famous Jazz pianist with a Gascon make-over.

Reproduced as giclée print in various sizes, some with mounts. Available as greeting card, as well as on large-format canvas. 

Gascons pride themselves on their traditions, but even they have accepted some aspects of 'la vie moderne'.

Reproduced as giclée print in various sizes, some with mounts. 

When hunting for moles, one should always remain vigilant.

Either the new manager has arrived or someone left the gate open. Available as an A4 or A3 print. Also on canvas stretched upon a 100cm x 70cm chassis. Please contact us to order the canvas.

A poetic portrayal of a shepherd and his flock in the snow.

I think they may have to reset the scrum.

All sorts of funny stuff going on in this band.

Thankfully the dog's eyes are not as good as their noses.

'nighty night chickens...

No gavage. The old lady wants to feed her ducks their daily ration of maize, but they have other ideas.

When you're retired and too old for la chasse, this is a good alternative.

Watching me, watching you. 

This well-built farmer's wife knows how to get two geese home from the foire aux oies. Indian ink, using a brush.

When the sheep shearer comes from Paris, beware of the results.

A traditional scene from the past, though the two on the right have just seen their future.

Some families in Gascony still raise pigs for their own consumption. The pig is washed before being butchered. This pig is blisfully unaware of what is to come.

A swarm of bees have this farmer creating his own crop circles.

Inspired by the Jazz festival in Marciac, home to a great festival each August and to hundreds of duck farmers all year round. 

Reproduced as giclée print in various sizes, some with mounts. Also available on large-format canvas, as well as greeting card.