A street view of the nearby village of Seillans where Christine would often have exhibitions or teach classes. It was also …..

La Tour, Fayence or the Tower shows the clock tower that is the identifying feature of the village and sits at the highest point. The clock tower appears …..

The Rue des Écoles – Fayence card shows one of the more picturesque streets in Fayence. It translates as the ‘Street of Schools’, although I don’t recall there being any schools on it at that time. When Christine first…..

Labeled Rue du Chateau, Fayence, this card depicts the upper reaches of the Rue du Chateau as it leads off the Grande Rue du Chateaux where Christine’s …..

View of the Grande Rue du Chateau – Fayence from Christine’s living room window. It was also one of the images she sent off to be printed by a company in England. For the cards shown below ……

Labeled Fayence on the front and Rue De Chateau on the back, this popular watercolour painting of the other end of the street that my mother lived on. This was…..

La Mairie, Fayence, was the second painting Christine turned into a professionally printed postcard. This was one of several that she had printed by a company in England. While looking through the files, I found ……

Labeled Fayence – Var, my mother turned this popular watercolour painting of her village into both a card and a professionally printed postcard. For the postcard she worked with a company in England and this was one of several she had printed. For the cards showne ……