Laundresses on the Banks of the Touques 

This painting, "Laundresses on the Banks of the Touques" by Eugène Boudin, is a prime example of the artist's signature style of depicting the everyday life of ordinary people. Boudin, known as the "Painter of the Sea," often captured the beauty of coastal scenes, particularly the bustling harbors and towns of Normandy. The artwork showcases a group of women doing laundry on the shore, their figures captured in a loose and expressive brushstroke characteristic of Impressionism, a style that Boudin helped to pioneer. This evocative scene captures a moment in time, highlighting the simple yet essential tasks of daily life with a subtle sense of tranquility.