Gabriella Cleuren, Family Beach Tahiti, 2006
Watercolor on paper, 15 x 20 cm (5 5/16 x 7 5/16 in.)
Brittany’s nature is a powerful primeval element, especially the ocean that violently crashes against the rocks and the seashore, but also leads to magnificent beaches and islands. That fascination for sand and water is visible in my works‘; the remarkable daily occurring sandy connection of the mainland to the island of Raquenez is the theme. The tide exposes the corridor or closes it at moment’s notice. This rhythm repeats itself every six hours and gives the passageway a very significant charm, where people repetitively discover small crustaceans, shells, wondrous rocks and creeks, spending hours in exploration, fascinated by all treasures that wash up from the sea, which are never identical.
STU00122OW
€ 197
Gabriella Cleuren, Raquenez 01, 2007
Watercolor on paper, 20 x 15 cm (7 5/16 x 5 5/16 in.)
Brittany’s nature is a powerful primeval element, especially the ocean that violently crashes against the rocks and the seashore, but also leads to magnificent beaches and islands. That fascination for sand and water is visible in my works‘; the remarkable daily occurring sandy connection of the mainland to the island of Raquenez is the theme. The tide exposes the corridor or closes it at moment’s notice. This rhythm repeats itself every six hours and gives the passageway a very significant charm, where people repetitively discover small crustaceans, shells, wondrous rocks and creeks, spending hours in exploration, fascinated by all treasures that wash up from the sea, which are never identical.
STU00057OW
€ 197
Gabriella Cleuren, Anomynus 04, 2007
Aquarel op Steinbach papier, 18 x 12 cm (7 x 4 5/8 in.)
FIE00863
€ 197
Gabriella Cleuren, At the sea Raquenez, 2007
Watercolor on paper, 18 x 27 cm (7 1/8 x 10 5/8 in.)
Brittany’s nature is a powerful primeval element, especially the ocean that violently crashes against the rocks and the seashore, but also leads to magnificent beaches and islands. That fascination for sand and water is visible in my works‘; the remarkable daily occurring sandy connection of the mainland to the island of Raquenez is the theme. The tide exposes the corridor or closes it at moment’s notice. This rhythm repeats itself every six hours and gives the passageway a very significant charm, where people repetitively discover small crustaceans, shells, wondrous rocks and creeks, spending hours in exploration, fascinated by all treasures that wash up from the sea, which are never identical.
STU00139OW
€ 247
Gabriella Cleuren, Beach and water, 2011
Oil chalk on Steinbach paper, 15 x 18 cm (5 7/8 x 7 in.)
Here you can see a choice from a large set of several works, where the 1st image gives a view, fragmentary, of the sea and beach in Brittany, where I spent my holidays for years.
Je ziet hier een keuze uit een groot geheel van enkele werken, waarbij het 1e beeld een zicht geeft, fragmentarisch , van zee en strand in Bretagne, waar ik jarenlang mijn vakantie doorbracht.
FIE00864
€ 197
Gabriella Cleuren, Couple on beach - The island of Raquenez, 2006
Aquarel on Steinbach paper, 18 x 27 cm (7 x 10 5/8 in.)
Brittany’s nature is a powerful primeval element, especially the ocean that violently crashes against the rocks and the seashore, but also leads to magnificent beaches and islands. That fascination for sand and water is visible in my works‘; the remarkable daily occurring sandy connection of the mainland to the island of Raquenez is the theme. The tide exposes the corridor or closes it at moment’s notice. This rhythm repeats itself every six hours and gives the passageway a very significant charm, where people repetitively discover small crustaceans, shells, wondrous rocks and creeks, spending hours in exploration, fascinated by all treasures that wash up from the sea, which are never identical.
LOW00047CON
€ 247
Gabriella Cleuren, In the green, 2002
Watercolor on Steinbach paper, 15 x 18 cm (5 7/8 x 7 in.)
FIE00865
€ 197
Gabriella Cleuren, Jumping and dog, 2007
Oil chalk on Steinbach paper, 21 x 15 cm (8 1/4 x 5 7/8 in.)
FIE00866
€ 197
Gabriella Cleuren, Man and child, 2007
Oil chalk on Steinbach paper, 15 x 18 cm (5 7/8 x 7 in.)
FIE00867
€ 197
Gabriella Cleuren, Meeting, 2007
Oil chalk on Steinbach paper, 21 x 15 cm (8 1/4 x 5 7/8 in.)
FIE00868
€ 197
Gabriella Cleuren, Mother and child lonely at water, 2004
Oil chalk on Steinbach paper, 18 x 15 cm (7 x 5 7/8 in.)
FIE00869
€ 197
Gabriella Cleuren, Passers by, 2007
Watercolor on paper, 15 x 20 cm (5 5/16 x 7 5/16 in.)
Brittany’s nature is a powerful primeval element, especially the ocean that violently crashes against the rocks and the seashore, but also leads to magnificent beaches and islands. That fascination for sand and water is visible in my works‘; the remarkable daily occurring sandy connection of the mainland to the island of Raquenez is the theme. The tide exposes the corridor or closes it at moment’s notice. This rhythm repeats itself every six hours and gives the passageway a very significant charm, where people repetitively discover small crustaceans, shells, wondrous rocks and creeks, spending hours in exploration, fascinated by all treasures that wash up from the sea, which are never identical.
STU00110OW
€ 197
