Berck, Fishermen at Low Tide 

Eugène Boudin was a French painter who is considered a pioneer of Impressionism, known for his captivating depictions of coastal scenes. This painting, titled "Berck, Fishermen at Low Tide", exemplifies his signature style. The artwork showcases the bustling activity of fishermen at low tide, their figures dwarfed by the looming sails of their boats. Boudin masterfully captures the play of light and shadow, particularly in the sky, lending an air of tranquility to the scene. The painting's loose brushstrokes and focus on atmospheric effects foreshadow the development of Impressionism, making it a fascinating glimpse into the artistic trends of the 19th century.