The Toques at Saint-Arnoult 1891

Eugène Boudin's "The Toques at Saint-Arnoult" (1891) is a serene landscape painting that captures the beauty of a French countryside river. The painting depicts a winding river meandering through a lush green landscape, with a cluster of trees lining the bank in the foreground. The soft, hazy light of the sky reflects on the water's surface, creating a peaceful atmosphere. Boudin, a pioneer of plein air painting, often focused on capturing the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere, making "The Toques at Saint-Arnoult" a quintessential example of his artistic style.