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Requiem

Inspired by Eugène Boudin (1824-1898) – Beach out of Trouville (1864) – Oil on canvas – 12,99 x 16,14 inch

They’re all there, gathered on the hot sand. Some standing, others sitting. They remember the good times of Maximilian’s life. His childhood, gilded in the old manor house in the family for generations. The eldest of four sisters and three brothers. His parents, wealthy aristocrats, spoiled their children till their last breath. The girls married wealthy men. The brothers entered the army. Maximilian preferred the religious orders. His attraction to religion began during his first communion. A magnificent ceremony with breathtaking choirs. When he went to bed that day, he had told his father his final decision.

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Jeannette and Muguette

Inspired by Johan Barthold Jongkind (1819-1891) – Study of a team of oxen and farmers – Black stone / Watercolor – 8,97 x 11,22 cm

– “Hey Jeannette, do you really want to work? ”

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Edgar Degas

Hilaire Germain Edgar de Gas, known as Edgar Degas (July 19, 1834 – September 27, 1917) is a painter, engraver, sculptor and photographer, naturalist and French impressionist.

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The morning wash

Inspired by Edgar Degas (1834-1917) – The Tub – Pastel – 6,61 x 9,37 inch

Nadine loves this special time of morning wash. She undresses, puts brush and jugs on the side table near her tub. Then she pulls up her long red hair in a bun. And the ritual can begin.

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The fishing port at the end of the world

Watercolor – Black stone – 6,10 x 8,66 inch – Unique work

What if I took you to a unique, isolated and tremendous place? I would like to share a secret.

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Melancholy

 

Watercolor – Black stone – 6,10 x 8,66 inch – Unique work

I got up this morning and you were there, in the back of my mind, melancholy. My childhood flashed before my eyes. Eventually, part of my childhood, a tiny, tiny part, moreover. I’d rather forget the rest of it. It was summer, I remember. In Scotland, such a rough country and warm too. The evenings, hidden in a corner of a cozy pub. The huge glasses of beer, the hot and alcoholic atmosphere of the locals. I was impressed by these raucous and rolling accents. I never catched a word but I loved listening. I was rocked by this unknown language.

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Daedalus and Icarus

Inspired by Odilon Redon (1840-1916) – The fall of Icarus – Oil on canvas – 13,78 x 10,63 inch

Have you heard about Daedalus? Of course you have. In some point, once or twice during your life.

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Peter the geographer

Inspired by Vermeer (1632-1675) – The geographer (around 1668-1669) – Pastel on anthracite paper – 8,82 x 7,80 inch

Peter is both excited and anxious. He must board tomorrow at dawn aboard an giant sailboat towards the New World. His role ? Make the most accurate topographical surveys as possible.

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Kew Gardens

Watercolor – Black stone – 6,10 x 8,66 inch – Unique work

This park means a lot to me. It’ all about my childhood. West of London, about 30 minutes from the center by tube, an area of 121 hectares, Kew Gardens is home to one of the largest collections of plants in the world, more than 30,000 species. Their herbarium follows the same logic with 7 million specimens. Founded in 1759 during the Victorian era, it has been listed since July 2003 on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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Billy

Watercolor / Gouache – 6,10 x 8,66 inch – Unique work

The gate is open, that’s weird. The others didn’t even notice anything, even more weird. Well, considering they are hungry bellies, so no wonder. As long as there is grass to graze, here they go not just once but twice ! And what’s up with my best friend? Oh, he is trying to have a date with Severinette. And there’s a long way to go, she’s a tough one. Hey, I’m on my way. I can’t wait to see where my instinct will lead me.

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