Le Léopard Normand

This painting captures "Le Léopard Normand," a Bermudian yawl built at the Durant shipyard in La Rochelle in 1964, designed by architects Sparkman and Stephens. The painting is inspired by a photograph taken by Pierick Jeannoutot on May 25, 2014, during the Calanques Regatta organized by the Société Nautique de Marseille.

The photograph shows the boat sailing downwind, with all sails set: mainsail, mizzen, spinnaker, and staysail. The blue and orange sails contrast beautifully with the cloudy sky and turquoise waters, creating an atmosphere that is both dynamic and serene. The artist has captured the elegance and power of this legendary sailboat, as well as the harmony between man, sea, and wind.

This painting celebrates the passion for sailing, the beauty of classic sailboats, and the timeless connection between man and sea.

• Oil on canvas stretched over a wooden frame, 73x54x2 cm; the edges are painted, everything is ready for hanging

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