Laundresses on the beach, Low tide 1893

"Laundresses on the beach, Low tide" is an oil on canvas painting by French artist Eugène Boudin, created in 1893. Boudin, often called the "father of Impressionism", is known for his plein air paintings of seascapes and coastal life. The scene depicts a group of women washing clothes on the sandy shore, a common sight in the French coastal towns of Boudin's time. The quick brushstrokes and vibrant colors, capturing the fleeting light and movement, are characteristic of the artist's style and anticipate the Impressionist movement.