Any Paris location, your chosen viewpoint. Commission the landmark, street, garden or river view your visitors remember. The examples below explain what to check when approving a painting; you can choose other locations too.
Specify your own image width and height before agreeing the composition. A scene that works across a wide canvas may lose its defining building when reduced to a narrow crop. A separate sample order is useful when you want to inspect those choices in person.
| Check | River & bridge views | Landmarks & street scenes |
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| Viewpoint | For a river view such as the Seine, keep the intended bridge, bank and background in the agreed relationship. | For a landmark such as Sacré-Cœur, agree the front, stairway or street viewpoint. For another location, identify its defining feature. |
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| Recognizable detail | Keep the bridge outline and important buildings clear at the chosen image size. | Check the dome or focal façade before deciding how much surrounding detail to include. |
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| Colour and mood | Agree daylight, weather and water colour from the selected reference. | Agree the treatment of pale stone, rooftops and street shadows. |
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| Presentation | Check image proportions and whether any edge detail could be lost during framing. | Check that the frame does not crowd the architectural focal point. |
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Paintings are made by hand on premium linen with no printed image underneath. Acrylic is the standard medium; request oil if that suits your range. A sample is a separate single-piece order, and the later collection is priced separately.