Beach at Trouville 

Eugène Boudin was a prominent French painter known for his plein air landscapes and maritime scenes. His works often depicted the daily life of coastal towns and the changing moods of the sea. This particular painting showcases Boudin's signature style, capturing the lively atmosphere of a beach in Trouville. The scene is filled with figures, both seated and standing, under umbrellas and tents. The loose brushstrokes and vibrant palette give a sense of spontaneity and movement to the work, characteristic of Impressionism. Boudin's focus on light and atmospheric effects is evident in the hazy sky and the shimmering sands.