SKETCHING in PENANG by KATSUHIRO SATO 佐藤勝泰のペナン島でのスケッチ集

2012年1月20日金曜日

From end of 2011 to New Year-2012

Beach Street 36×54　Nov.2011

Straits Quay 2１×27　Nov.2011 　

Chew Jetty 36×54　Nov.2011

Jln. Sungai Ujong 36×54 Nov.2011

Khoo Kongsi 36×54 Nov.2011

Khoo Kongsi 54×74 Nov.2011

Armenian Street 36×54 Jan.2012

Bird's-eye view from First Avenue 36×54 Jan.2012

Jln. Burma 36×54 Dec.2011

Jln.Tun Sted Sheh Barakhbah 36×54 Dec.2011

Gurney Drive 36×54 Dec.2011

Armenian Street 36×54 Dec.2011

Pengkalan Weld 36×54 Dec.2011

Jln. Tanjong Bungah 54×74 Jan.2012

2011年11月18日金曜日

After Charity Solo Ehibition works in Georgetown by pen and warter color- size　36×55

Beach Street

Kuan Yin Temple

St. George Church

The building of this church was started during W.E.Phillips term as Governor in 1817 and completed during Bannerman's, the next year.The original Madras-stile flat roof was unsuited to the climate, and was thus changed to a pitched roof in 1864. During the Second World War, the church structure was only slightly damaged but the interior was badly looted. The building was later restored and almost all the furnishings replaced- the only original items are the font and the bishop's chair. There are also a number of memorial tablets laid in the church walls and floor.(from SGTP by KSN)

City Hall

Sungai Pinang

Jln.Transfer

Weld Quay

Tan Jetty

Campbell Market

Armenian Street

Lbh. Pantai

Lbh. Light

Gat Lbh. China

The central clocktower is for on the Customs Building, formarly the Malayan Railway Building.This building was builted in 1907, often referred to as "The only railway station without a rail". Instead of platforms or trains it had administrative offices, a ticketing booth and a Railway Restaurant with Bar and Grill. The clocktower greeted those who approched the Island by sea, or alternatively, presented the last sight of George Town for those who sailed away.(from SGTP by KSN)