A sad day…

A sad day for anyone that has stood in awe at Norte-Dame. One of civilization’s great architectural achievements.

This view brought home by my father in 1961. A watercoloured etching that probably dates to the 1930s…

Worth reflecting that every day Urban Sketchers capture places and moments that are fleeting, and important.

2 thoughts on “A sad day…”

So poignant and timely. How lovely of you to share and to have it to share KT

How lovely of you to share and fortunate that you have it to share. Katie

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