Landscape Paintings, City, Farm, Vineyard, Country

Vavrina's depiction of a typical old-style French home, the colors of the surrounding stone and clay hills

Vavrina shows how this old monastery was built right out of the surrounding rock.

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Vavrina's love of the old European villages is evident in this beautiful setting.

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Vavrina's rendition of the shimmering sunlight on the walls of the Pope's Palace in Avignon, gives an almost abstracted look to it.

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The colorful houses and many stone stairways intrigued Vavrina on a visit to Spain with his wife, Mary.

Vavrina's love of the landscape in this area is all evident in this painting: the old villages,

the rocky hillsides, the gnarled trees, and of course then his love of sailing.

Melun, a small city southeast of Paris, is the site of this lovely bridge.

Vavrina captured the tremendous size of these ancient statues by placing his small pilgrims, visiting the site, in the near foreground,

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Vavrina was intrigued by this ancient structure that is still used today.

Vavrina painted a series of Abstract Landscapes in sets of two and three panels each.

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Vavrina's Antiquities Series includes this striking painting,

showing how the light plays on the ancient stone walls of the tomb of one of the most well know kings ever.

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After watching a Grand Prix race, Vavrina decided to date his version with vintage cars.

Vavrina loved the French countryside.

Vavrina loved this sun-kissed island and was intrigued by the play of light on the old native stone houses.

He and Valtier had a joint show in Corsica, Napolean's birthplace, at the hotel named after him, Hotel Napolean Bonaparte.

This ancient Italian city is slowly fading away as the surrounding cliffs are crumbling around it.

Vavrina painted his version of it as a means of preservation.

Vavrina painted the feeling of the bright lights, the crowded streets, and frenzied gaity,

that he and his wife experienced, on their trip to Paris, at this wild time of year.

His loose brush-strokes give almost an abstracted feel to this bright painting.

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This bright acrylic-on-canvas painting in Vavrina's "Olde World Village" series would beautify any home.

Vavrina's rendition of a family gathering in the Everglades, Florida

Vavrina enjoyed the lush gardens of this old Southern French seaside town.

Vavrina painted these beautiful flowers, growing along the Jordan River, on his visit to Israel some years ago.

Vavrina's saw these limestone mountains on his many visits to Provence, France

Vavrina's painting of this old church in Hoboken, NJ reflects it's spiritual heritage.

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Vavrina and his wife, Mary's stay with this French family produced several beautiful paintings. See also #603.

The interior of the house where Vavrina and his wife, Mary, stayed in La Meyze, France.

Vavrina's many visits to this area of France inspired this colorful acrylic on canvas rendition.

Vavrina used a little different choice of colors than usual, but still kept them complementary.

Vavrina caught the hill village drenched in the bright Aegean sun.

This charcoal and acrylic painting, of a twisted, gnarled tree, was inspired by a photo given to Vavrina by a friend.

The first painting in the "Lake Julia" series, inspired by Vavrina's visit to Wisconsin's Northwoods,

where he grew up. Bright colors, sharp contrasts, and loose brushstrokes bring this acrylic-on-canvas

painting alive. The image is painted all around the edge, so a frame is not necessary.

Vavrina's "Olde World Village" series includes this nestled town in the Alps.

The barn on Vavrina's grandfather's farm in Sugar Camp, near Rhinelander, Wisconsin

Rounding out the Lake Julia series is this scene taken from boat-side, reflecting the bright sunny setting of the comfortable cottage.

#545 Chalet of Nice

22 in. high x 28 in. wide

Vavrina's depiction of a typical old-style French home, the colors of the surrounding stone and clay hills

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Streets, Hills, Bridges, Valleys, Buildings and Trees
To see Ancient Sites and Holy Places view our ANTIQUITIES page
ABSTRACT LANDSCAPES compose a new page of their own

Click on an image below to see enlargement and details
Click on side arrows to see additional paintings