The Tourgeville Shores 1894

eugeneboudin

Private Collection

abstract expressionism

sky

abstract painting

impressionist landscape

possibly oil pastel

oil painting

acrylic on canvas

underpainting

seascape

watercolor

expressionist

sea

"The Tourgeville Shores" (1894) by Eugène Boudin depicts a coastal scene with a sandy beach, lapping waves, and a line of sailboats in the distance. The artist, known for his plein air paintings, captures the transient effects of light and atmosphere in this piece. Boudin's brushstrokes are loose and expressive, giving the impression of a fleeting moment in time. The painting exemplifies the artist's signature style, which blends the traditional landscape genre with a focus on natural phenomena. The work is a testament to Boudin's skill in capturing the beauty and dynamism of the sea.