Many tourists coming to France were surprised to learn that the three-story house with a balcony that they had been admiring endlessly before their eyes was actually just a large, dilapidated wall.
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| French artist Patrick Commecy felt that many of the facades of buildings across the country were boring. So he and his team unleashed their creativity to create unique masterpieces. The photo above is one of Patrick’s masterpieces, completed from a blank, crumbling wall. |
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| Under the talented hands of the artist, the facade of this 3-storey building is much more vivid than its original (photo on the right corner, below). |
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| The characters appearing on the facade of this wall were inspired by the artist's famous work Clochemerle by Gabriel Chevallier. |
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| A masterpiece created by Patrick and his team in the town of Le Puy-en-Velay in the Haute-Loire department, in south-central France, near the Loire River. This place is famous around the world for its churches, lentils and lace. |
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| These giant murals have become a tourist attraction when visiting France. |
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| At first glance, many people will not detect anything unusual about these two buildings. However, if you look closely, you will see that the scenery of the second building is a work of art, even the branches and leaves above the tree are the product of creativity. |
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| Artist Patrick's works are considered by many to be "full of creativity" and attract much attention and interest from tourists. |
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| The scene on this wall is so real that many people have had to stand and admire it for a long time before realizing it is just a work of art. |
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| Many visitors said that when they first saw the house, they thought the details on the walls were real and not created with colored powder. |
According to VNE
