Inspired by Jean Siméon Chardin (1699 – 1779) – Glass of water and coffee maker (around 1760) – oil on wood – 12,99 x 16,14 inch
Léontine is very busy this morning. She has to prepare dinner for her whole family visiting the surroundings for a few days.
Inspired by Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) – Hands study (1506) – Oil on canvas – 10,63 x 8,66 inch
A life to start, it seems so …
Inspired by an indo-persane miniature (Daydream – 1627) – Gouache / Watercolor – 12,60 x 9,45 inch
Anahita pricks her cheek with a needle. A pearl of blood runs on her pale cheek.
Watercolor/ Gouache on white paper – 11,81 x 7,87 inch – Unique work
Who said that in New York the city was crisscrossed and that it was impossible to get lost?
Watercolor / Gouache – 7,87 x 5,90 inch – Unique work
Just by saying its name, I have goose pimple. Far from the romanticism of Venice, this emblematic place indicates a completely closed bridge leading prisoners from the courthouse to prison.
Watercolor/ Gouache on white paper – 11,81 x 7,87 inch – Unique work
What’s more exciting than visiting New York? Frankly, I haven’t found!
Watercolor – 5,90 x 7,87 inch – Unique work
As I and my daughter spent two weeks holidays in Ireland with a couple of friends and their son, I particularly remember this ruin.
Watercolor / Red chalk on white paper – 5,90 x 7,87 inch – Unique work
Just arrived at the office, I already count the seconds, the minutes, the hours remaining to reach the sacred moment of lunchtime.
Oil on canvas – 9,45 x 7,48 inch – Unique work
Hello my darling daughter. I am pleased to write you these few words because I long for you. I received your text with your photo taken during your last holidays. In the shade of this huge tree trunk, you look so pale. I am a little bit worried. It even seems to me that you have lost some of your cheeks. Do you eat enough? Do you take the time to take care of yourself between exam revisions?
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