Berck, groupe de pêcheuses assises sur la grève 1875

"Berck, Groupe de Pêcheuses Assises sur la Grève" is an 1875 oil painting by Eugène Boudin, a prominent figure in the French Impressionist movement. The painting depicts a group of women, likely fisherwomen, resting on the sandy shore at Berck-sur-Mer. The scene captures the tranquility of everyday life, with the women's figures silhouetted against the expansive, cloudy sky. Boudin's use of loose brushstrokes and light colors reflects the plein air painting techniques characteristic of the Impressionist style. This artwork showcases the beauty of a simple moment, highlighting Boudin's mastery in depicting the interplay of light and atmosphere.