The Pont-Aven Galettes

An iconic scene from French cinema: This painting is inspired by a scene from the 1975 film "Les Galettes de Pont-Aven," in which Henri Serin, played by Jean-Pierre Marielle, portrays an umbrella salesman who decides to leave everything behind to dedicate himself to his passion for painting and love. The scene captures an intimate and sensual moment between Henri Serin and a young woman, where art and seduction blend harmoniously. An atmosphere of tenderness and sensuality: Henri Serin, sitting cross-legged on a bed, dressed in a simple white tank top and red trousers, seems captivated by the beauty of the young woman sitting with her back to him. She, nude, embodies grace and freedom, offering an obvious source of inspiration for the artist. Their postures and attitudes reflect a palpable complicity and intimacy.

A tribute to beauty and artistic creation: The background of the painting is adorned with floral wallpaper in soft shades of blue, pink, and green, adding a touch of romance and nostalgia to the scene. This setting evokes the bohemian and artistic atmosphere of Pont-Aven, famous for its landscapes and its history linked to painting.

• Oil on canvas stretched over a wooden frame, 46x65x2 cm; the edges are painted, everything is ready for hanging

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