Une ferme bretonne 1857

"Une Ferme Bretonne" (1857) by Eugène Boudin depicts a rural scene in Brittany, France. Known for his plein-air paintings, Boudin captures the essence of light and atmosphere. The painting features a cluster of thatched-roof houses nestled among trees, likely a farmyard. A lone figure working in the foreground suggests daily life in the countryside, while the loose brushstrokes and muted palette contribute to the overall sense of tranquility and naturalism characteristic of Boudin's work. The image evokes a sense of rural charm, typical of French landscape painting in the 19th century.