Behind the grand façade of the Santa Barbara Mission lies a quieter view: the weathered bell tower rising against the soft California sky. For centuries, these bells have marked time for the Chumash people, Spanish friars, early settlers, and generations of Santa Barbara families. This painting captures not only the architecture but also the spirit of endurance and memory, reminding us that the bells do more than sound—they carry stories of joy, struggle, and belonging.
This drawing is sold exclusively framed (8×8 inches)
Behind the grand façade of the Santa Barbara Mission lies a quieter view: the weathered bell tower rising against the soft California sky. For centuries, these bells have marked time for the Chumash people, Spanish friars, early settlers, and generations of Santa Barbara families. This painting captures not only the architecture but also the spirit of endurance and memory, reminding us that the bells do more than sound—they carry stories of joy, struggle, and belonging.
This drawing is sold exclusively framed (8×8 inches)
Pencil Drawing
Unframed Size: 4.5 x 4.5 in
Framed Size: 8 x 8 x 0.25 in
Architecture
