259 Tiled Roof Pattern Architectural Detail, Forbidden City, Beijing, China Canvas Print

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The artist in me was overwhelmed by the sure size of the Forbidden City in Beijing, China. Several hours walking from the Meridian Gate on the south to the Gate of Divine Might on the north, presents one wonderful display of Chinese traditional architecture after another after another. I would describe it as a Chinese cultural
Disneyland. So many things one can not experience them in one day. While there are a series of magnificent regal views, my focus on architectural detail made me feel as if I were a kid in a candy store. Despite an abundance of red and orange, intricate multicolored areas continued to catch my eye as I captured reference shots such as the one used as the basis of this photo painting. Shortly before exiting through the Gate of Divine Might I perceived the rough bark on this old tree had a similar texture to that of the complex roof tiles on the ancient structure behind it. Whatever you see, may you enjoy this intriguing abstract image.

Architecture and architectural detail have been a lifelong love. As a matter of fact, many of my first drawings and paintings were of barns on and around my grandparents farm. When deciding what university major to pursue, it was only due to my less than outstanding math grades that prevented my choice of architecture. However, obtaining a degree in advertising design turned out to be an excellent choice. Yet my interest in architecture persisted. Twice during my corporate design career I designed and built my own house. Travels allowed visits to noteworthy architectural sites on four continents. Experiencing buildings first hand has brought and continues to bring feelings of joy, amazement, excitement and wonder. On occasion tears and...

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