Rosbras, Brittany 1867

"Rosbras, Brittany" (1867) by Berthe Morisot is a depiction of a small French village on the banks of a river. The painting features a sailboat moored to the shore, its masts reaching towards a bright, hazy sky. Morisot, a prominent Impressionist painter, captured the scene with loose brushstrokes and a light palette, emphasizing the atmosphere of a tranquil rural setting. The painting's casual composition and focus on everyday life reflect the Impressionist movement's interest in modern life and the fleeting effects of light. This work exemplifies Morisot's unique style and her contribution to the Impressionist aesthetic.