Hervé Richard (1952), Watercolor "storm On The Wild Coast At Quiberon," 20th Century

Framed watercolor under glass, depicting “a storm on the wild coast at Quiberon,” signed and dated in the lower right corner “H. Richard,” with the artist’s certificate on the back.
20th century.

Viewing size 44 x 24 cm; 60 x 40 cm with frame

Hervé Richard (born in 1952) is a French painter, aquaculturist, and sailor based near the Atlantic Ocean (notably in Le Croisic), known for his seascape watercolors and his “thalassographies” inspired by the coastal landscapes of Brittany and the Loire region. The artist has dedicated numerous works to the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, the Loire estuary, and Brittany (such as Le Croisic and Dinard),His work on water explores transparency and the movement of the tides, often capturing maritime atmospheres closely related to this theme.