Fish, Skate and Dogfish 1873

"Fish, Skate and Dogfish" (1873) by Eugène Boudin, is a realist depiction of a still life composition. The painting features a variety of fish, including skate and dogfish, arranged on a dark background. The loose and expressive brushstrokes of Boudin, often associated with Impressionism, give the artwork a sense of movement and energy. This work showcases Boudin's skill in capturing the subtle nuances of light and form, as well as his interest in everyday subjects.