Four Ladies in Crinolines Walking at Trouville 1865

Eugène Boudin's "Four Ladies in Crinolines Walking at Trouville" is a watercolor painting from 1865. It captures a glimpse of everyday life in the French seaside town of Trouville, showcasing four women in fashionable attire. The ladies are depicted from behind, their crinolines creating a flowing silhouette against the pale background. The scene is rendered with loose brushstrokes, reflecting Boudin's interest in capturing the fleeting moments of outdoor life. Boudin, a pioneer of plein air painting, was known for his atmospheric sketches of coastal landscapes and bustling seaside scenes.