Art gallery in Honfleur

Lalou in Honfleur, the town of painters
The connection between Lalou Kraffe’s work and Honfleur grows from light, poetry and a dialogue with a place rich in history. This harbour, which has inspired so many painters, offers a natural meeting point with her world.
Exhibiting in Honfleur, the town of painters, lets her work resonate with a living artistic tradition. Portraits, landscapes and nature motifs meet visitors drawn to the town’s colours, textures and atmosphere.
We love this meeting between contemporary painting and the spirit of a place: discover it at your own pace during a stop at the gallery.
Honfleur: a place to discover the works
Galerie KLE enthusiastically supports Lalou’s painting with a dedicated exhibition space. Each new work sparks our curiosity and makes us want to share it.
At 42 rue du Dauphin, we invite you to explore her world without rushing: a colour that catches your eye, a texture you missed on screen, a work that speaks to you. The gallery welcomes you every day, from 10:30 am to 6:30 pm.

One artist, many ways of telling a story
At the heart of Lalou Kraffe’s work are women in all their different lives: portraits that make room for tenderness, passing thoughts and the stories each viewer imagines.
Nature is just as important. Japanese-inspired landscapes, egrets, foliage and little paths invite us to slow down, breathe and look differently at the world around us.
And then there are the princesses and the pea, inspired by Andersen’s tale: mischievous, endearing and sometimes a little cheeky. They bring a smile and the touch of fantasy Lalou loves to weave into everyday life.
Poetry and technique
Original paintings
Lalou’s painting balances discipline and spontaneity. Her studies at École Boulle gave her skills that she continues to develop through learning, observation and an ever-curious approach.
Preparatory drawings, recorded in sketchbooks since her student days, may wait several years before finding their place in a work. Then come materials, colours and the impulse of the moment, leading to a final touch guided by emotion and intuition.
This technical care leaves plenty of room for the joy of painting. Seeing an original in the gallery reveals its details, presence and unique character beyond what a photograph can convey.

Made in our Auray studio
Museum-quality art editions
We care deeply about making art accessible and part of everyday life. This echoes the spirit of William Morris’s Arts and Crafts movement: beauty belongs in daily life.
Made in our Auray studio, signed art editions let you bring Lalou’s world into your home in a suitable size. The selection starts at €60, with sizes and presentation options detailed on each product page.
Come and compare the works and their colours in the gallery. Whether you are choosing a gift, buying your first work or following a favourite, we can help you choose according to your wishes and budget.

Signed, numbered and presented in float frames
Limited editions
Limited editions offer another way to live with a work by Lalou: a rare, museum-quality edition presented in a float frame. The sizes and number of copies in each edition are specified on its product page.
Every limited edition is signed and numbered by hand by Lalou on the back of the print. It comes with an equally signed certificate stating its numbering and the title of the work.
Paper, inks, mounting and presentation receive particular care. For the exact specifications and final dimensions of a work you like, please consult its product page or ask us for advice.
In the gallery, we can show you the finishes, compare available sizes and help you imagine the work in your own interior.

A team brought together by art
Our team has grown through encounters and a shared feeling: the emotion Lalou’s painting brings us. It is this personal connection with the works that we love to share with you.
Visit us in Auray, Pont-Aven and Honfleur. Each place has its own atmosphere, with the same wish to welcome you, listen and let you look at your own pace.
Comparing sizes, asking about framing or imagining a work at home? Let’s talk. Our gallery team can also offer a visualisation in your interior and arrange an appointment by phone or in person.
Visit us in Honfleur
Just 50 metres from Sainte-Catherine church, take a moment to stop at Galerie KLE. Between a stroll around the harbour and Honfleur’s lanes, come and see Lalou’s work up close.
42 rue du Dauphin
14600 Honfleur
06 78 24 79 71
Opening hours
Every day, 10:30 am–6:30 pm.
Planning to see a particular work or meet someone from the gallery? Call us before your visit so we can arrange it with you.
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Keep exploring
Normandy: art and museums
Here are some cultural visits we enjoy sharing. Please check opening hours, closures and exhibitions on the official websites before travelling.

Musée des Beaux-Arts de Caen
Within the grounds of Caen Castle, painting collections and exhibitions offer another stop for discovering art in Normandy.
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Musée Eugène-Boudin, Honfleur
Boudin, Monet, Jongkind and the painters of the estuary invite you to rediscover the light and landscapes that made Honfleur a town of painters.
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Les Franciscaines, Deauville
In a reinvented former convent, a museum, media library and performances come together: a cultural space where you can take time to explore works and stories.
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Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen
Old masters, Impressionism and views of Normandy: the museum’s collections let you continue your journey through the history of painting.
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MuMa — musée d’art moderne André Malraux
In Le Havre, discover works by Boudin, Monet, Pissarro and other artists in the museum’s rich collection centred on Impressionism.
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Bayeux Tapestry Museum
The Bayeux Tapestry tells the story of the conquest of England in a remarkable medieval work. Before planning this stop, check the opening calendar and access information on the official website.
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