Nearly a decade ago, I walked the first 100 miles of the Camino de Santiago with my husband to celebrate my 30th birthday. Though I didn’t make note of all the tiny towns we wandered through when I took some of my favorite pictures, I do have a map of everywhere we went and a photo book of where we were each day, so I have a little bit of a general idea of where I was. So, I can tell you this painting was inspired by somewhere between Zubiri and Pamplona! I loved coming across such beautiful scenes in remote little villages, and I had my camera ready to get some great shots.
I envision this piece somewhere in your home where you want to be reminded that beauty is sometimes in the most ordinary scenes, and somewhere that needs an infusion of greenery no matter what time of year it is.
20×20 in acrylic on canvas panel (1.5 inch depth)
Nearly a decade ago, I walked the first 100 miles of the Camino de Santiago with my husband to celebrate my 30th birthday. Though I didn’t make note of all the tiny towns we wandered through when I took some of my favorite pictures, I do have a map of everywhere we went and a photo book of where we were each day, so I have a little bit of a general idea of where I was. So, I can tell you this painting was inspired by somewhere between Zubiri and Pamplona! I loved coming across such beautiful scenes in remote little villages, and I had my camera ready to get some great shots.
I envision this piece somewhere in your home where you want to be reminded that beauty is sometimes in the most ordinary scenes, and somewhere that needs an infusion of greenery no matter what time of year it is.
20×20 in acrylic on canvas panel (1.5 inch depth)
