Etretat Sunrise by Stephany von Fuerstenberg 2012
The contemporay artist Stephany von Fuerstenberg loves beautiful sunsets. They inspire her to transmit positive energy.
Among others Stephany got connected to art through her great aunt Anna Boch (1848 - 1936) who was both an impressionist artist that knew about Etretat through Claude Monet (1840 - 1928) and a art collector.
Anna Boch is known for having acquired the Red Vineyard, the only painting Vincent van Gogh sold during his lifetime.
Stephanie paints from Zuerich and from Munich. Her paintings are on Cards sold through Reiter Kunstverlag and Post offices all around Switzerland.
She also designs jewels for the jewler house Stephan Kaddick
photo of Stephany von Fuerstenberg with her painting and her earrings for the Cedre Imperial Meudon taken in 2021 website of Stephany von Fuerstenberg
2021 Stephanie and hundreds of children from France and Israel painted the Cedre Imperial Meudon that was threatened to be cut down for a real estate project.
Once a present of Empress Josephine (1763 - 1814), the centuries old Cedre Imperial Meudon is surrounded by legends and fairytales.
It is also symbol for resistance during WW2. The tree was saved in extremis from destruction by Denis Larghero, the major of Meudon.
Birds that travel from Paris to Etretat stop by the famous tree that has a magical view on the Eiffel Tower.
The Red Vineyard by Vincent van Gogh.
1888 Oct 29 Vincent van Gogh painted the Red Vineyard at the Yellow House in Arles 1890 January Vincent van Gogh sold the painting to Anna Boch Anna Boch and her brother Eugene Boch both had a major Impressionist art collection. 1906 The beautty of the painting intimidated Anna Boch who sold it to the gallery Eugene Druet. 1909 Yvan Morozov bought the Painting.
The painting is still in Moscow at the Pushkin Museum Moscow
Vincent van Gogh (1853 - 1890) knew about Etretat through many for his painter friends but he has never been there himself.