The Thendara was built in Scotland in 1936 by Alexander Stephen and Sons and restored in 1959. Launched at a great pace, the yacht gracefully slices through the waves. At the bow, the bowsprit seems to point towards its destination and the boat in its entirety follows, in a single movement.

**The artist: Jonathan Chritchley**

Jonathan Chritchley was born in London and has lived near Biarritz in the south west of France since 1998. Specializing in ocean photography, his fascination for the sea began at the age of 15 after moving to the coastal town of Lymington, a place renowned for sailing in the south of England. His photographs - simple, ethereal, mystical and always monochrome, provide a very unusual perspective of the landscape.Jonathan has exhibited his photos around the world, most recently at the famous Harrods in London, he therefore spends a large amount of his time travelling.His photos are based on and around the sea creating very characteristic images with a dramatic atmosphere. Jonathan chooses to work with low light in particular and when the weather conditions are unfavorable, he often uses long exposure to create an almost impressionist view of his subject. Fascinated by the sea and sailing boats, Jonathan tries to perpetuate the beauty and the purety of our fragile environment through his work.