European Architecture in Ink Drawings

Europe's classic architecture is on show for everyone to see.

Stephen Travers drew all of the art you see on this page.

So many intricate designs of gorgeous buildings.  Sometimes they are external and sometimes they are internal representations.

There are buildings from England, Scotland, but mostly from France and specifically Paris.

When it comes to favourites, just have a look around this post and you tell me if you could decide between them.  The first part includes the more lavish, opulent designs and detailing.  Even so, the blocks of flats look beautiful.  Especially so if you come from anywhere other than France and you are not used to that style of architectural design.

A feast for the eyes for architecture and art lovers in general.  It's kind of a buffet deal here, when you consider the amount of information each image contains.  The beauty is that overindulging, in one sitting, will not present you with the problems that come with food.  Feed your eyes to your heart's content.

Ps. I gave the images some titles.

For more of Travers's work here on DesignStack, press this LINK.

Entrance hall of the great Glasgow gallery The Kelvingrove.
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Rue de Gros Horloge, Paris, France.
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Paris Garnier in Paris, France.
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The Pavillon de Flore in Paris, France.
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Russell Hotel opposite Russell Square in London.
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Eglise St Etienne du Mont in Paris, France.
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The nave of Notre Dame before the fire in Paris, France.
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End-of-block Haussmann apartments in Paris, France.
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Apartment block in Paris, France.
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Montmartre stairway in Paris, France.
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