Sato Gallery Collection Skechtes in Paris Katsuaki Sato

Sato Gallery Collection Skechtes in Paris Katsuaki Sato

1. Introduction • Paris have been attracting eyes of artists due to its special beauty and controlled harmony of its historical buildings, green parks, populated streets. • The author have visited this beautiful city several times and every time he comes he makes achievements in water color sketches. • The collection is displayed at “Sato Gallery” attached to the web site of his scientific laboratory.

2. Experimental • Sketches are drawn at first by a pin-point warer-resistant marker pen for artists. • After the pen-sketch, coloration is carried out using water color (Pelikan) and brush. • Total time for the process is 15 -20 min. • The author brings the set of drawing apparatus with him whenever he goes abroad to attend international symposia and conventions.

3. Results and discussion • • • 3. 1 Along the Seine 3. 2 Quartier Latin 3. 3 Montmartre 3. 4 Sightseeing spots 3. 5 Dourdan

3. 1 Along the Seine • • • Tour Effel Bird view from Tour Effel Etoile-Place Chrles de Gaulles Avenue des Champs Elysees Grand Palais View of Musee Louvre from Musee Orangerie Louvre and Jardin des Tuileries Musee Orsay The Seine from Pont de la Concorde Notre Dame Rue du Notre Dame Pont St. Michel

Tour Effel Oct. 16, 2002 From the Boat

Bird view from Tour Effel 1982

Etoile-Place Charles de Gaulle 2000

Avenue Champs Elysees 2000

Grand Palais 1988

View of Musee Louvre from Musee Orangerie 1997

Musee Louvre and Jardin des Tuileries 1982

Musee d’Orsay 1997

The Seine from Pont de la Concorde 1997

Pond in the Jardin des Tuileries 1997

Notre Dame 1988

Rue de Notre Dame 2000

Pont St. Michel 2000

3. 2 Quartie Latin and Jardin des Luxembourg • • • Rue St. Severin Sorbonne Pantheon Palais du Luxembourg Jardin du Luxembourg Panthon from Jardin du Luxembourg Orangerie du Luxembourg L’Observatoire Rue Marie et Pierre Curie Jardin du Ecole Polytechnique Eglise St. Etienne du Mont

Rue St. Severin (St. Michel) 2000

Sorbonne 1982

Pantheon 1982

Palais du Luxembourg 1988

Jardin du Luxembourg 1988

Pantheon from Luxemboug 1988

L’Oragerie du Luxembourg 1988

L’Observatoire 1988

R. Marie et Pierre Curie Oct. 14, 2002

Jardin Ecole Polytechnique (CNRS) Oct. 14, 2002

Eglise St. Etienne du Mont Oct. 15, 2002

3. 3 Montmartre • • • Montmartre form Musee d’Orsay Basilique du Sacre Coeur (1) Basilique du Sacre Coeur (2) Un petit restaurant a Montmartre Lapin Agile

Montmartre from Musee d’Orsay 1988

Montmartre from Centre G. Pompidou 1982

Sacre Coeur(1) 1997

Sacre Coeur(2) 1997

Un petit restaurant a Montmartre 1997

Lapin Agile (Montmartre) 1997

Rue Chappe (Montmartre) 1997

Restaurant “Au rendez-vous des amis” 1997

3. 4 Sight seeing spots • • • Bassin de la Viette Canal st. Martin Hotel de Ville (Paris) Les Halles Jardin des Versailles Palais Versailles

Bassin de la Viette 1997

Canal St. Martin 2000

Hotel de Ville (Paris) Mai, 2002

Les Halles (Paris) Mai, 2002

Jardin des Versailles 1982

Palais Versailles 1982

3. 5 Dourdan • • • The chateaux and the church Street close to the chateaux Street with old sign posts Backside of the Cathedral Rue Haute Foulerie

Le chateaux et l’eglise 2000

Street close to le chateaux 2000

Street with old sign posts 2000

Backside of the Cathedral 2000

R. Haute Foulerie 2000

4. Conclusion • Paris is confirmed to be the most beautiful city in the world. • Everywhere you can make drawings in Paris. • Further studies are underway • Acknowledgment Thank you for organizers to give a chance to introduce my drawings to the participants of ICTMC 13. • References: http: //www/tuat. ac. jp/~katsuaki/