GB & CL Exhibition opening at IPG on November 21, 2013
Presentation by its authors of the exhibition Geosciences in Watercolours to a studious, but relaxed and warm audience. Thank you to those who came to share this moment with us.
Month: November 2013
GB & CL Exhibition opening at IPG on November 21, 2013
Presentation by its authors of the exhibition Geosciences in Watercolours to a studious, but relaxed and warm audience. Thank you to those who came to share this moment with us.
GB & CL Invitation to the opening of our exhibition at the IPG. Exhibition content.
If you feel like it, come and share this moment with us... We will of course be present at the opening as well as the three weekends mentioned on this invitation and on the poster. As you walk along the main corridor and an adjacent corridor, you will successively discover the illustration of the following themes: – volcanoes – marine geosciences: volcanoes ... Read more...
GB & CL Invitation to the opening of our exhibition at the IPG. Exhibition content.
If you feel like it, come and share this moment with us... We will of course be present at the opening as well as the three weekends mentioned on this invitation and on the poster. As you walk along the main corridor and an adjacent corridor, you will successively discover the illustration of the following themes: – volcanoes – marine geosciences: volcanoes ... Read more...
GB & CL Geosciences in watercolors: exhibition at the IPGP
We invite you to come and discover the original watercolours of the geology books that we have made or illustrated. For educational and aesthetic reasons, we combine traditional naturalist painting and contemporary graphic tools to illustrate volcanoes, the seabed, disappeared oceans and Provence. We thank the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris ... Read more...
GB & CL Geosciences in watercolors: exhibition at the IPGP
We invite you to come and discover the original watercolours of the geology books that we have made or illustrated. For educational and aesthetic reasons, we combine traditional naturalist painting and contemporary graphic tools to illustrate volcanoes, the seabed, disappeared oceans and Provence. We thank the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris ... Read more...