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Hagia Sophia,Turkey

It is a masterpiece of the Byzantine architecturer and considered as the 8th. Wonder of the world by most art historians.This church was converted into a mosque the day Istanbul was conquered by the Turks

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Michelle Phelps 12 Feb 2005

Truely a painter of light. Wonderful control. A master at your craft.

Debbie Jensen 08 Feb 2005

francis, this is a masterpiece, i love the setting, details, and colors

john sayer 01 Feb 2005

beautiful painting well done

Miad Kasravi 01 Feb 2005

yes indeed sultan Ahmed had made big changes with this church, i have studies the architecture of this masterpiece for over 2 weeks, since i know every angel of this structure i predict that you might had shown additonal details,although every thing is still caught amazingly together.

thea walstra 01 Feb 2005

Amazing, beautiful artwork again

Maggi Carstairs 01 Feb 2005

This is just beautiful....love the way you have depicted this beautiful building..Fabulous

Reba McDonald 01 Feb 2005

Beautifully done Francis

Nancy Woolweber 01 Feb 2005

Wow! This is fantastic. I WISH I could do lanscapes like this!

Renata Cavanaugh 01 Feb 2005

Wow, this is awesome. What a wonderful painting....the color of the sky is magical

Elizabeth Teed 01 Feb 2005

Very well done

Tabitha Borges 01 Feb 2005

This is neat their a surreal thing going with the color for me love the clouds....

stan jones 01 Feb 2005

i have said it before your works just blow my mind i cant honestly say a word

Justin Jenkins 01 Feb 2005

Amazing details and textures Francis. Your works alwasy have a poetic feel to them.

Mark Peterson 01 Feb 2005

Amazing talent you have Francis. Gorgeous work!

Julia Lesnichy 01 Feb 2005

this is a very delicate soft work with nice colors and values...the towers and trees on the right seem to tilt a bit to the right... the composition would be better if the cathedral is placed a bit to the left

mary khodadad 01 Feb 2005

very well done