The Dyer's Boat (Bas-Meudon) 1863 - 1873

"The Dyer's Boat (Bas-Meudon)" is an etching by French artist Félix Bracquemond, created between 1863 and 1873. The artwork depicts a calm river scene with a boat docked on the right, partially obscured by trees. The river's surface is rendered with fine lines, creating a sense of tranquility. The composition is dominated by the tall trees on the right, adding depth and perspective to the scene. Bracquemond's precise and delicate lines are characteristic of his style, capturing the details of the natural world with a sense of both realism and Impressionism. The print is currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.