Fishing traps on the island of Yeu

A scene of maritime life: This painting captures a typical and authentic scene of fishermen's life on the Île d'Yeu. It depicts shellfish traps stored on a slipway, surrounded by their mooring lines and floats. The traps, painted with precision, are stacked in a seemingly haphazard yet harmonious way, evoking the daily routine of the fishermen and their meticulous preparation before setting sail. A seaside atmosphere: The soft, natural colors, such as the gray tones of the traps, the blue of the ropes, and the touches of red and yellow on the floats, create a soothing and realistic atmosphere. The rocky seabed and the soft sunlight reflect the typical atmosphere of the Atlantic coast, adding an authentic and immersive dimension to the scene.

This artwork pays homage to local fishing traditions and the lives of the fishermen of the Île d'Yeu. The details of the lobster pots, ropes, and floats are carefully painted, highlighting the robustness and simplicity of the tools used for shellfish fishing. The painting also evokes the patience and skill of the fishermen, as well as their close connection to the sea.

• Oil on canvas stretched over a wooden frame, 65x50x2 cm; the edges are painted, everything is ready for hanging

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