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PD02 Charcoal & Charcoal by Antoine F

PD02 Charcoal & Charcoal

Antoine F.

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2024

Pen Duick is, for more than one reason, a mythical boat, first because of the fame of its architect William Fife III JR, then because of the personality of its owner and skipper, Eric Tabarly. Pen Duick represented for Tabarly his favorite boat, the one that accompanied him throughout his life. Its shapes are sublime, all curved and soft, but it is his story, full of emotions, to which the artist wanted to give shape through sculpture.

Wall sculpture in lacquered steel/lacquered wood.

Limited edition of 8 numbered pieces and 4 artist's proofs.

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Métisse 11

Thierry Ledé

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2023

Sculpture bois.

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Métisse 11 par Thierry Ledé

Antique

Alain Mandon

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2024

Projected pewter sculpture.

Unique piece.

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Antique by Alain Mandon

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