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

To 'faire chabrot' is to add a little red wine to the last of your soup, stir and then drink straight from the bowl. A tradition of the south west that has almost gone. In this tv production, the man has already done 56 takes and is beginning to fade. Available as an A4, A3, A2 print and on canvas.

'Froid de canard' is a French description when it is bitterly cold. Clearly, this poor chap is going to have to do better than a few droopy flowers to warm this lady's heart. 

This mami has worked in the garden everyday of her life, which is probably why she is still doing it today.

Jazz musicians come from all around the world to play at Marciac, even the locals. Available as an A4, A3 and A2 print

The usually rugby scrum at the baker's on a Sunday morning.

This chap visits Paris' most famous landmark and loses the most famous attribute a Gascon could wear. Available as an A4, A3, A2 print and on canvas.

The hills of the Gers need customised road signs, but this old Quatrelle is still eating up the kilometers after more than forty years of service.

The horse waits impatiently as his master feeds the cattle.

The name of the well-known jacket worn by many a Frenchman while at work. A 'bleu' can also be a bruise or blood blister under the finger nail. So now you know! Available as an A4, A3, A2 print and on canvas.

An efficient, if not discreet, way to find your mushrooms.

Instinctively we lift the pedal when we see a gendarme car, especially when we see a lot at the same time! Available as an A4, A3, A2 print and on canvas.

Are you lost?

The road to the sun is a hard one. Why do they all leave at the same time?... A classic problem. Available as an A4, A3 and A2 print, as well as canvas (1m x 70cm) 

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

The three kings have travelled far to offer the child their gifts. The one from Gascony is obviously a favourite... Reproduction of an original ink drawing. Available in size A4 and A3, as well as a greeting card

The days before television.

The market square in St Emilion. Famous for its wine, this drawing is available as A4 and A3 prints, as well as 100 cm x 70 cm canvas, stretched on a frame. We recommend the larger formats as this drawing has lots of fine details that are less visible on the A4 print.

A composition of things one sees in the Gers landscape

Nothing will get in the way of the weekly game of boules. Print available in A4 and A3.

Life is too short to spit out a good wine... though the wine cellar manager may disagree.

Drawn for the baker who restored Traction Avants and is a fan of Jacques Tati.

Two happy fishermen in the woods. Drawing by Perry Taylor, watercolour background by Jean-François Lasnier

A cow market of yesteryear.

The two happy fishermen are oblivious of the misery above them as they enjoy the pleasures of sitting by the riverbank all day

In the shade, these two old chaps stay cool under the plane trees of the square. Drawn with Indian ink and coloured with walnut stain. Available as an A4 and A3 print

Gathering on the square before the big match.

A Gascon cowboy

Peace reigns at last down at the farm.

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.

Fourcès, the beautiful, round bastide in the north of the Gers celebrates its 40th marché aux fleurs in 2015. This is a design I created in honour of the event. Available as an A4, A3 and A2 print.

A postman's jobin the Gers is full of challenges.

Christian Dehors, a distant, country cousin of the more famous Parisian couturier, has launched his own line of outdoor clothing for the fashion-conscious farmer. Dehors means 'outside'. Available as an A4, A3 and A2 print.

You don't want to mess with this cockerel.

A visit to Bassoues is not complete without having lunch at the famous Restaurant du Centre.