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“Reine de Paris”: a blonde woman in a pink floral dress on a balcony, with red roses, a blue bird and a gilded lion.

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Reine de Paris

Le Yack · 2026 · oil on canvas · 60 × 60 cm

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One of a kind, sold rolled or stretched in a black floater frame, with a certificate of authenticity. Free delivery within France and the European Union.

“A small gilded lion keeps watch at her feet, a blue bird has landed on the railing: she reigns over a menagerie she never had to tame. Behind her, the zinc rooftops stretch as far as the eye can see to a gilded bell tower, red flowers spill over the wrought iron, and the sky wavers between storm and clearing as if it could not settle on the mood of the day. I paint the way certain women tame their own inner beasts, setting their strength and their whimsy around them without needing to name them, and look the world straight in the eye from the top of their city. In June, Paris feels like an empty theatre all to oneself, and there you discover, at last, that you have nothing left to prove to anyone.”

— Le Yack

Technique
oil on stretched canvas
Size
60 × 60 cm (square)
Year
2026
Signature
on the front, lower right — Le Yack; on the back: title, year, signature, inventory number
Support
pure linen canvas, hand-stretched, solid wood stretcher
Finish
protective matt varnish, applied by hand
Condition
original work, one of a kind
The same Parisian scene on stretched canvas without a frame, the depth of the stretcher visible, against a pale beige wall.
The same Parisian scene on stretched canvas without a frame, the depth of the stretcher visible, against a pale beige wall.
The Parisian portrait in a black float frame, hung above a gilded console and a white vase.
The Parisian portrait in a black float frame, hung above a gilded console and a white vase.
“Reine de Paris” above a wooden console and a stack of books
“Reine de Paris” above a wooden console and a stack of books

In the same setting · Portraits, rewritten

All his works
Le Yack, in round glasses, paints with a fine brush on a canvas laid flat in the studio.

Alexandre Pelletier, known as Le Yack, paints in oil in Orléans. A Fine Arts graduate, he spent nearly thirty years composing images as an art director before returning to the canvas.

A painting, a commission, an exhibition?Le Yack answers personally, from his studio in Orléans.

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