Prize Competition

Celebrated artist, Paul de Ath, is well known for his iconic black and white street scenes with his trademark splash of colour. Full of movement and depicting daily French life with a stylish twist, his paintings have been sold throughout the world and he is kindly offering one of these fabulous original works of art in this exclusive competition. Formerly an haute couture stylist in Paris and interior decorator in London, Paul, who lives in Lot et Garonne and has been painting for ten years, takes his inspiration from his regular visits to French towns and cities. Combining Indian ink and watercolours, his work is instantly recognisable with its landscapes, buildings and chic passers-by with their umbrellas. Featuring a graphic style that defies classification, each piece is equally at home amongst the classics as well as modern and contemporary art. Having exhibited at the Château de Duras for the last six summers, he was delighted to have been voted a favourite artist by the public for the third time. Many galleries throughout our region also display his art and, having been postponed due to Covid, his work will soon be on show at a New York gallery. This easy-to-enter competition has a prize value of around EUR 300 and a closing date of 8 January, 2022. The winner can choose their painting from a selection presented by Paul via email. No refunds or exchange allowed. This is a competition without obligation to buy – the rules of the competition are deposited with S.C.P. Laurent Rodriguez and Gaël Peyssi Bailiffs Associates, 25 rue Louis Mie, 24007, Périgueux, Cedex. These rules can also be seen online at www.thelocalbuzzmag.com/win For a chance to win, all you have to do is answer the following correctly. Answers can be found in this issue of the magazine which can also be seen at www.thelocalbuzzmag.com/read-online www.facebook.com/paul.death1

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1. Which skates are best for spinning a) Roller blades b) Hockey c) Ice 2. Tree bark that has been eaten all round is a) barked up b) bark ringed c) bark circled 3. Who wrote Minuit, Chrétiens? a) Placido Domingo b) Placida Feliciano c) Placide Cappeau 4. Our latest bi-lingual crossword is all about a) Festivities b) Construction c) Sport