The word “regatta” is Italian in origin. It was taken from the name of the gondolas that participated in the races of Venice. This new entertainment was introduced to England in 1775. The first regattas were more in the nature of a social function, and several very respectable gentlemen drew their boats up in a line in order to witness the matches without interfering with them. They were probably the first to organize a yacht club on the Thames. This is my impression of such an elegant and special occasion, which would be granted to and celebrated in America in years gone by. Everyone is coming to celebrate. The colorful flags are flying, the glamorous witnesses are full of hope and all are ready to share the happiness of the winner. - PL
Paul Landry - Regatta
Release Year: 1984
Size: 12.5 x 18
Form: limited edition print on paper
Edition Size: 500 numbered and hand signed by the artist
Artist Proofs: call or email to check on availability.
Custom Framing: available upon request
Product Code: LANRE1
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