Pier in the Crimea 1913

Konstantin Korovin's "Pier in the Crimea" (1913) captures a lively scene on the Crimean coast. The painting's vibrant color palette, loose brushstrokes, and impressionistic style evoke a sense of light and movement. The focal point is the pier extending into the turquoise waters, where a steamship is docked. Smaller boats and figures dot the foreground, adding to the composition's dynamism. This piece showcases Korovin's mastery of capturing fleeting moments and the beauty of the natural world.