The village perches above the Toulourenc river and is a labyrinth of lanes, archways and stone
built houses.
The group also painted at the Abbaye St Hilaire near Menerbes, a religious site first occupied in 1240 by a community of hermits; Carmelite monks. The abbey fell into private hands after the French revolution and is now owned by René and Anne-Marie Bride who bought it in 1961.
The Abbey became a 'monument historique' in 1975 and is in the process of being restored. It is an intriguing mixture of gothic and romanesque buildings. It proved a beautiful place to paint, with its peaceful garden, cloisters and chapel.
and the Abbaye St Hilaire at Menerbes.