A study from a series inspired by the legendary bisquine La Granvillaise celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2020. A tribute to this beautiful sailboat but “Granvillaise. Blue Harmony (#472)”
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Lys Noir. Light Returns (#471)
Painting with a French classic yacht from the series inspired by traditional sailing boats in Normandy (France). I focused in these maritime paintings on studying “Lys Noir. Light Returns (#471)”
Granvillaise and Grand Léjon (#470)
A study from a series inspired by the legendary bisquine La Granvillaise celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2020. A tribute to this beautiful sailboat but “Granvillaise and Grand Léjon (#470)”
Granvillaise Shining in the White Light (#469)
A study from a series inspired by the legendary bisquine La Granvillaise celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2020. A tribute to this beautiful sailboat but “Granvillaise Shining in the White Light (#469)”
Departure from the Island of Aix (#468)
A study from a series inspired by the legendary bisquine La Granvillaise celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2020. A tribute to this beautiful sailboat but “Departure from the Island of Aix (#468)”
Black Lily (#467)
A study from a series inspired by the legendary bisquine La Granvillaise celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2020. A tribute to this beautiful sailboat but “Black Lily (#467)”
Marite (#465)
A study from a series inspired by the legendary bisquine La Granvillaise celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2020. A tribute to this beautiful sailboat but “Marite (#465)”
Granvillaise. Golden Sails (#464)
A study from a series inspired by the legendary bisquine La Granvillaise celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2020. A tribute to this beautiful sailboat but “Granvillaise. Golden Sails (#464)”
Ami Pierre (#463)
A study from a series inspired by the legendary bisquine La Granvillaise celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2020. A tribute to this beautiful sailboat but “Ami Pierre (#463)”
Quiet Sea (#462)
In creating this piece, I fused acrylics, gouache, and tempera to document the dynamic interplay of light on water, a scene both tranquil and powerful. “Quiet Sea (#462)”