The Trouville Coastline, Low tide 1883

"The Trouville Coastline, Low Tide" (1883) by Eugène Boudin captures a serene moment at the French coastal town of Trouville. Known for his maritime paintings, Boudin captures the atmosphere of the seaside with a hazy sky and muted colors. The scene depicts ships docked at low tide, their hulls resting on the sandy bottom, while figures gather on the shore. This Impressionistic work exemplifies Boudin's focus on light and atmosphere, capturing the fleeting beauty of the seaside with a light brushstroke.