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  John Modesitt lived in a small French village populated with no more than 20 inhabitants during the summers with his family. His paintings reflect the influence of Pissarro, Sisley, and Monet. Modesitt often visits the studio of Renoir that is nearby his own studio.

'There is a sense that you have gone back 100 years in this unspoiled village. It is a painters paradise. All motifs are within walking distance. The river runs through the property so cooling off is a delight. If I have the energy I can row to town to buy a baguette!"......John Modesitt 2001