The traditional shepherds of Les Landes wore stilts to see their flocks. This photographer doubles his stilts as a tripod.
Reproduced as giclée print in various sizes, some with mounts.
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.
Planet Gascogne, a green planet in harmony with nature, lost in time. A drawing full of fun details and lots of beautiful villages of the Gers. Available as a print and on canvas. Canvas reproductions are 4cm deep, come with a hanging cord and take around 10 days to deliver.
The two happy fishermen are oblivious of the misery above them as they enjoy the pleasures of sitting by the riverbank all day
"All that Jazz" is a well-known standard, but when we're at Jazz in Marciac, we are surrounded by "All that Gers"...
So, ‘Volaille’ means ‘fowl’, ‘vol’ means ‘fly’, ‘ail’ is French for garlic. So ‘Vol’ail ! Easy, eh?
La fête champêtre du village. Tout le monde sont là, avec toujours les mêmes suspects à la buvette... Disponible en A3, A4 et maintenant sur toile de 100cm x 70cm
The traditional shepherds of Les Landes wore stilts to see their flocks. This photographer doubles his stilts as a tripod.
Reproduced as giclée print in various sizes, some with mounts.
