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| The Charles Bridge - a masterpiece justly regarded as one of Prague's greatest landmarks |
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| I sat down on a bench in the market just off Wenceslaus Square, and saw this church just across the way. I liked it so much I just began sketching it then and there |
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| Prague Old Town Square, facing the Church of Our Lady of Tyn - line and wash |
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| Statue of King Charles IV - the Charles after whom the bridge is named |
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| Line and wash of St. Vitus Cathedral which is part of the Prague Castle complex |
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| Charles Bridge again. Quite early in the morning I was passed by this monk . I quickly sketched him in, then added other figures and the bridge itself at a more leisurely pace. |
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| looking across the river Vltava from the Prague Castle Gardens |
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| Just a building I really liked in the Old Town, on my way to the Powder House |
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| The Chechuv Bridge over the Vltava, sketched from the landing where I caught a riverboat for a cruise |
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| Looking up to St. Vitus cathedral from the riverboat |
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| The Tramvaj café - restored old Prague Tram in Wenceslaus Square |
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| A more detailed study of the lesser town end of the Charles Bridge |
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| You can take a tour of Prague in one of these 'vintage' tourers. I actually used several which passed in the space of about an hour to make this study |
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| Another street scene that I liked in the Old Town |
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| One of Prague's wonderfully reliable and regular ubiquitous trams |
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| The Astronomical clock on Prague Old Town Hall |
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| The imposing bulk of the magnificent baroque St. Nicholas Church in the lesser town |
