Flower Garden at Kervaudu 1928

Ferdinand du Puigaudeau’s *Flower Garden at Kervaudu* (1928) captures the beauty of a late summer meadow. The painting depicts a lush field of flowers and grasses bathed in the warm light of the setting sun. A small stream winds its way through the scene, adding to the sense of peace and tranquility. The use of light and color creates a dreamlike atmosphere, typical of the artist's style. Puigaudeau's work is often associated with Symbolism and Impressionism, capturing the fleeting beauty of nature through his painterly technique. *Flower Garden at Kervaudu* is a beautiful example of his captivating landscapes.