Fervaques, Garden and House of Monsieur Jacuette 1877

"Fervaques, Garden and House of Monsieur Jacuette" is an 1877 oil on canvas painting by Eugène Boudin. The artwork depicts a charming, peaceful scene of a house and garden with people walking through the grounds on a sunny day. Boudin, a leading figure in the development of plein air painting, captures the subtle changes of light and atmosphere using loose brushstrokes and a vibrant palette, characteristic of Impressionism. His work is widely admired for its evocative depiction of everyday life in France. This piece provides a glimpse into the rural landscape and leisurely pursuits of 19th century life.