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This poster pays tribute to Ar Men, one of Brittany’s most legendary lighthouses. Standing off the coast of Île de Sein, at the far end of the Chaussée de Sein, it watches over a maritime area renowned for its reefs and powerful currents. Its construction, which began in 1867, was a remarkable challenge: the rocky islet was so difficult to access...
ROCHES-DOUVRES LIGHTHOUSE POSTER – BRÉHAT ISLAND Standing far offshore from the Côtes-d’Armor coast, Roches-Douvres Lighthouse rises from a dangerous rocky plateau in the open sea. The present granite lighthouse, inaugurated in 1954, replaced the previous tower destroyed during the Second World War. Around 60 metres high, it is one of France’s most...
A nautical-inspired illustration featuring two iconic maritime symbols: a “Welcome Aboard” lifebuoy and a brass ship’s lantern. An elegant, bright composition that brings an authentic nautical touch to any interior. Illustration created by Marinera. A3 format: 29.7 × 42 cm250 gsm coated paper.Frame not included.
This decorative poster celebrates the La Haize Lighthouse in Saint-Malo, distinguished by its unique architecture and elegant decorative top with red details. Illustrated in a vintage style with soft colours, it is accompanied by a map of Brittany, the Breton flag and a compass rose. A characterful composition celebrating Brittany’s maritime...
LA CROIX LIGHTHOUSE – PAIMPOL Facing Paimpol and the island of Bréhat, La Croix Lighthouse stands on a rocky islet in waters marked by reefs and strong currents. Built in the 19th century, its distinctive white tower topped in red marks the passage and helps guide sailors between Bréhat and the mainland. It remains an emblematic feature of...
PETIT MINOU LIGHTHOUSE – PLOUZANÉLocated at the entrance to Brest harbour, Petit Minou Lighthouse was built between 1848 and 1852 to guide ships through the Goulet de Brest. Its 26-metre stone tower stands facing the Atlantic and is connected to the mainland by a picturesque bridge. With its distinctive red lantern, it has become one of Finistère’s...