Trouville 1865

"Trouville", a seascape painting by James Abbott McNeill Whistler created in 1865, depicts a tranquil scene of sailboats on a calm sea. The artist's signature muted palette and delicate brushstrokes convey a sense of peace and serenity. The boats, barely discernible against the expanse of the water, create a subtle visual rhythm, echoing the subtle variations in the sky above. Whistler's work is known for its emphasis on atmosphere and mood, characteristic of Impressionism and the Art Nouveau style.