Bathers, Pas De Calais 1925

Algernon Talmage's "Bathers, Pas De Calais" (1925) depicts a group of women relaxing on a beach in Northern France. The painting captures the tranquility of the seaside, showcasing the idyllic scene with a hazy, atmospheric quality. The figures are rendered with a sense of ease and naturalism, contributing to the overall sense of calm. The painting is a prime example of Talmage's talent for capturing the beauty of the natural world and the intimate moments of human life. The artist is known for his plein air works often depicting the outdoors and human figures in a landscape setting.