I painted this piece on a winter morning. I adore these winter tones... the sea turns almost turquoise, creating a beautiful contrast with the steel-grey sky.
This is one of my favorite places in Saint-Quay — a scene I could gaze at for hours. I’ve painted it many times, yet each time it feels different. The light, the colors — they shift from minute to minute.
The painting was created early in the morning on the road leading to the port. In the foreground, you can see the white railings characteristic of Saint-Quay.
Port-Blanc is a small coastal port in Brittany, and a hamlet and fishing district within the commune of Penvénan in the Côtes-d'Armor department, in the historic region of Trégor.
Brehat Probably one of the most beautiful islands in France, the island of Brehat is famous for its charm and uniqueness. After a short crossing from Paimpol...
Countess Island, Accessible at low tide, the Île de la Comtesse intrigues, attracts and invites you to discover... Connected to the mainland by rocks submerged at high tide...
Mont-Saint-Michel has the particularity of being erected on a rocky islet, surrounded by a magnificent bay, the scene of the highest tides in continental Europe.
Built in 1850 by the parishioners as an offering to the Virgin Mary after a cholera epidemic, this chapel was the place of pilgrimage for half a century for the Newfoundlanders as well as the fishermen in Iceland.
The seawater swimming pool. Here is a true emblem of Saint-Quay-Portrieux, which gives it its charm of a seaside resort from the beginning of the 20th century.