Drawings from the Road to Rome
Every July, Fred Lynch travels to the central Italian city of Viterbo and spends hours sitting in the shade, drawing from observation. Hunched over his sketchbook, he faces his favorite subjects: sun-splashed piazzas, odd ancient houses and quiet cobblestone alleys, most of which he finds within the walls of this small medieval city.
Fred Lynch is an illustrator, artist and professor of Illustration at Montserrat College of Art
and Rhode Island School of Design, his alma mater.
More of Fred's Italian Drawings can be seen at his blog, Siesta Sketches.
Fred's illustration and artwork can be found at his website, FredLynch.com
Drawing Viterbo, the self published book, can be found at Blurb.
©Fred Lynch All rights reserved.
Fred Lynch is an illustrator, artist and professor of Illustration at Montserrat College of Art
and Rhode Island School of Design, his alma mater.
More of Fred's Italian Drawings can be seen at his blog, Siesta Sketches.
Fred's illustration and artwork can be found at his website, FredLynch.com
Drawing Viterbo, the self published book, can be found at Blurb.
©Fred Lynch All rights reserved.
Siesta in Bagnaia
Bomarzo's Mouth of Hell
Piazza Erbe
Overlooking Orvieto
By The Train Tracks in Bagnaia
A Student Draws in San Pellegrino
Dark Shadows
The Courtyard
The Line to the Cinema
The Wine Bar by Piazza Morte
Siesta Stroll
Santa Rosa's Fountain
Home of the Templars
Outskirts of Town
Three Doors Down
The Skinny House of Perugia
The Swimming Hole at Vulci
The Hunter of Soranno
Piazza del Gesu, Viterbo
Through the House, Viterbo, Italy
