Ploumanach 

"Ploumanach" is a work by British artist Eileen Agar, known for her Surrealist and avant-garde pieces. The artwork, likely a painting or print, showcases a landscape with prominent rock formations. The bold, expressive lines and use of color create a sense of abstract dynamism. The composition focuses on the weathered textures and geometric forms of the rocks, suggesting a connection to the natural world and the artist's interest in Surrealism. The piece's title, "Ploumanach," hints at a specific location, possibly a coastal region in France, where Agar may have been inspired by the unique geological formations.