The largest place in Paris, separating the Tuilerie Gardens from the Champs Elysees, has as its centerpiece the Obelisque de Luxor and is full of monuments and history. This watercolor by Paul Jackson perfectly captures the eighteenth century atmosphere and the symbols representing the end of one era and the beginning of another. This is one of a series of architectural paintings by the artist of museums and monuments in Paris.

Giclee on watercolor paper 22x30 Limited Edition of 125

A Giclee is the finest art reproduction available. Pronounced jeek-lay', this technically amazing process prints the work of art on watercolor paper with archival pigments, producing true, exquisite color and razor sharp detail, recreating the feel of the original work of art. Considered archival, lightfast for 125 years, printed on acid-free watercolor paper, the same I paint on.