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

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.

You don't want to mess with this cockerel.

This saucy lady is hot.

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

The scrum half doesn't know which ball to choose... A4, A3 and A2 prints.

This little chappy loves his wine! 

A4 print (30 x 21 cm). Also available as an A3 print (30 x 42 cm). Choose your print size on the right.

Old or new, one always says 'hello' in the Gers.

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

Mami and Papi stock up with their conserves from the garden. Jams, soups,vegetables and fruits. As well as foie gras, paté, confits and saucisson.

Where man and wine become one. Available as A4, A3 and A2 prints 

Mamie has been watching too much rugby. 

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

The famous detective takes on another disguise. Reproduced as giclée print in various sizes, some with mounts.

Le Ponceur

Granny (a rugby fan) shouts "Mark!" when she catches the ball, kicked from the rugby ground.

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.

Battery chickens, or, Poules de batterie. In French, a batterie is also a drum, drumkit, or percussion.

A word play on confit and conflit. Take that!

Under the arches of the market hall in Trie sur Baïse (65). Available as an A4, A3 and A2 print

The French for a herd is troupeau. This herd are in for a painful landing.

When the palombes migrate through SW France, hunters climb up to their cabins in the top of the trees. Sometimes the ladders need repairing. This lazy hunter has strung up a trapeze instead and his fellow hunter is not happy!

The berets of these Gascons create the notes of Gershwin's song, Summertime.

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

Moitié-moitié. It's cherry season and as always it's half for us, the other and half for the birds. Print available in A4 and A3.

Give a duck the chance and it'll be in the maize bucket like a shot.

Nothing is better than a communal preen. Followed by a dustbath and a snooze in the shade.

The traditional Occitan and music festival in Castera Barbazan.

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.

“How are the hemorrhoids?”  A life spent on stilts is hard on some parts of the body.

When the wood pigeons migrate through SW France, some hunters become obsessed. It is sometimes called the 'Maladie bleue', or the blue sickness, due to the colour of the pigeons. This one has asked his wife to call his work to say that he won't be in for the next few days as he has the 'Maladie bleue'...

We all know ‘The Laughing cow’ cheese. It’s literally translated from the French brand ‘La vache qui rit’. This cow prefers playing the game of quille, a type of skittles played in SW France.

These old rugby players have joined up years after their last match together. The old scrum-half feed them the beer as he did the ball, all those years ago.

Café Le Coin in Trie-sur-Baïse.

Someone left the gate to the chicken run open again.

This town or bridge is not big enough for the both of us.

Old shepherds never die, they just get a stairlift.

"When are you going to replace the ladder, you idiot!" Pigeon hunting without a safety net.