Harnessed Horses 1890

Eugène Boudin's "Harnessed Horses" (1890) is an oil on canvas painting depicting a group of horses, likely working animals, in a stable or barnyard. The use of thick brushstrokes and a muted palette evokes a sense of realism, capturing the textures and details of the scene. This painting is a testament to Boudin's talent for capturing the everyday life of people and animals, highlighting the crucial role horses played in 19th-century society.