  Abell 2029 is one of the most studied clusters due to its proximity (z=0.07),
its strong X-ray brightness and its giant cD galaxy which is one of the biggest
stellar aggregates we know. We present here the first weak lensing mass
reconstruction of this cluster made from a deep I-band image of 28.5'x28.5'
centered on the cluster cD galaxy. This preliminary result allows us already to
show the shape similarities between the cD galaxy and the cluster itself,
suggesting that they form actually a single structure. We find a lower estimate
of the total mass of 1.8 10^14 h^-1 solar masses within a radius of 0.3 h^-1
Mpc. We finally compute the mass-to-cD-light ratio and its evolution as a
function of scale.
