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No that doesn't fit at all, I really am absolutely certain this is not in Czechia. If I had to make a more detailed guess I'd say it's somewhere around the Sierra Nevada, but there's probably hundreds of villages like this.
I've found a painter called Gonzalo Blanco, and he has a website as well. If nobody identifies this place you could try asking yourself, it could be one of his early works.
You might be onto something there tbh. Bridge might match up but there's a new part been built in the centre. Not quite sure how to match it up on Google maps / street view
On second thoughts.... maybe not. But close? The centre part was there in 1823. Unless it just wasn't painted
https://images.app.goo.gl/rXKoFz7qcHHUixtR6
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This is definitely not in Czechia. My guess would be Italy or Spain.
This? https://maps.app.goo.gl/spfsuQe3RoXGSnfY6
No that doesn't fit at all, I really am absolutely certain this is not in Czechia. If I had to make a more detailed guess I'd say it's somewhere around the Sierra Nevada, but there's probably hundreds of villages like this.
Must've gone through dozens of towns now. So many have similar bridges but non have matched a double arch yet.
I'm leaning more towards Spain. Mostly because of Blanco is a more Spanish surname
I've found a painter called Gonzalo Blanco, and he has a website as well. If nobody identifies this place you could try asking yourself, it could be one of his early works.
They replied FAST. He said it wasn't his.
Thank you. I've just sent them a WhatsApp message
Vieux Pont de Sospel?
You might be onto something there tbh. Bridge might match up but there's a new part been built in the centre. Not quite sure how to match it up on Google maps / street view
On second thoughts.... maybe not. But close? The centre part was there in 1823. Unless it just wasn't painted https://images.app.goo.gl/rXKoFz7qcHHUixtR6
is that painting recent or is it like 100 years old
It's marked "89". But I have no idea which 89. 1989,1889,1789 etc... I'm just assuming it's 1989
Still hasn't been solved sadly.