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Since it’s no longer

possible to set up

an easel within the

Pantheon, I now

draw inspiration from

quick value studies

for subsequent

paintings completed

in the studio. Sun

Projected Mid-

Morning in May,

Oblique (graphite

and monochrome

wash on paper,

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larger format than

would have been

possible to deal with

inside the Pantheon.

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representing the character of its
interior space, and provide a docu-
mentation of the path of the sun as
its projected disk moves around the
interior over the course of a day and the
seasons. The artwork ranges from quick
graphite studies or spontaneous wash
drawings, done in situ, to larger, more
sustained works, also done on site.
In more recent times, the number
of daily visitors has risen, and work-
ing on site with easel and watermedia
is no longer allowed. Now my larger
works are done in the studio, based
on my studies. These studio works
increasingly tell the story of how
the rich detail and materiality of the
buildingrefractthesunandlight.

Stephen Harby is an architect,
watercolorist, former faculty member
of the Yale School of Architecture and
founder of Stephen Harby Invitational,
which organizes travel opportunities for
small groups.