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Spain road to Alcoy

by Tamara Vitsenkova

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Spain road to Alcoy

During our vacation this spring, we visited 4 different cities within 4 provinces. We visited a medieval festival in Alcoy. Many buildings, including the locks and the names of many places and cities carry the Moorish name. The Moors also left behind a lot of legends and stories, stories of novels, broken hearts, heroes and fairy tales involving princes and princesses in their interesting life We took high-speed trains; all views from train window were fabulous. The sketch for this particular painting was done in a train between two provinces Valencia and Alicante. We visited a small town of Alcoy and other small towns that have a lovely combination of old towels, Roman ruins and the tower and new bright coloured towns, usually located on hills, antic and recent architecture I did lots of sketches of the participants and tourists and will continue to paint them.

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Anonymous Guest 01 Feb 2021

Thank you Mark for your nice comment,

Mark Kokopelli Watkins

Mark Kokopelli Watkins 01 Feb 2021

I love this painting Tamara! You have a new fan! The 3-D texture, lines, brilliant colors and the unique unity in this art piece, all impress me! Masterfully crafted! :)