Les Éditions du Pacifique
29, rue des trois bornes,
75011 Paris, France
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30.00€
Immerse yourself in the heart of Brittany with Brittany Sketchbook, a sensitive work featuring watercolors by Fabrice Moireau and poetic words by writer Yann Queffélec. Together, they pay tribute to one of France’s most iconic regions, between land and sea, memory and legends.
Breton landscapes captured in watercolor
A master of his art, Fabrice Moireau captures the diversity and power of Breton landscapes. Old stones, manor houses, carved calvaries, granite churches, and windswept coasts come to life under his brush. Each watercolor reveals the changing light, mineral textures, and raw emotion of this land of character.
When words tell the story of Brittany
Yann Queffélec’s texts accompany the images with accuracy and depth. His writing brings Breton history and culture to life, from ancient origins to living traditions, from prehistoric menhirs to the wild coast. Together, images and words offer a total immersion in Breton identity.
An invitation to travel and contemplate
From the Pointe du Raz to the Landes de Lanvaux, from the Gulf of Morbihan to the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, Brittany Sketchbook is an invitation to explore a region of powerful and moving landscapes. An album of watercolors that makes you want to travel, dream, and rediscover Brittany.
Fabrice Moireau is a watercolorist and author of travel journals. Passionate about architecture, gardens, and light, he creates his works on location, capturing the atmosphere of places with precision and poetry.
Yann Queffélec is a French writer who won the Prix Goncourt in 1985 for Les Noces barbares. The son of Henri Queffélec, who was passionate about the sea and Brittany, he has published more than forty works, including novels, biographies, and essays, and is a member of the Écrivains de marine (Marine Writers).
