Archive Index
Ouessant
The island of Ouessant, lying at the westernmost tip of Brittany, occupies a singular place in Caillard's later work. He returned there repeatedly from the 1940s onward, drawn by its desolate moorland, its storms and sudden clarities, and the particular quality of Atlantic light that changes hour by hour. These paintings distil that austere beauty into canvases of remarkable concentration.
66 work(s)
1956
1957
1958
1959
1969
1970
- 1127First Communion young girl from Ouessant, standing in front of the white window
- 158The big house with blue shutters.
- 1589The Old house, gray-blue sky
- 1590House with brown shutters
- 1592The House with Almond-Green Shutters (Gray Days)
- 1597The House with Blue (Turquoise) Shutters
- 1599The house with green shutters, blue sky
- 1602La Communiante Ouessantine
- 1604Blue shutters, blue sky
- A01La maison Keller
- A2Korz Bay
- CC-1970-002La maison aux volets verts, temps bleu-gris
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