- Fogo Island, Newfoundland Le P"tit Train de North known for their elegance and

known for their elegance and performance

This painting was inspired by the traditional Bahamian National Family Island Regatta

where the horizon sits low and steady to emphasize the openness of sky and rock

The vivid reds and yellow

These small flat bottom boats are called “punts” still commonly used in this area for various activities

- Fogo Island, Newfoundland Le P"tit Train de North known for their elegance andMy personal connection with this painting is not just about this famous and stunning seascape "Joe Batt's Arm" but its also about Fogo Island's fishing community. These small flat bottom boats are called punts still commonly used in this area for various activities, including fishing and exploring the beautiful coastline. Although the fishing culture is still considered a significant part of the community's identity and economy, it is nothing like it