Brighton Beach 

This painting by renowned English landscape artist John Constable captures the beauty of a coastal scene. While the specific date is unknown, it likely dates back to his active period in the late 18th and early 19th century. The artwork's focus on the natural world and the use of loose brushstrokes are hallmarks of Constable's style, known as Romanticism. In the foreground, an overturned boat rests on the sandy shore, while figures are seen strolling along the beach, creating a sense of tranquility and leisure. The distant blue waters of the English Channel and the hazy sky contribute to the artwork's overall mood of peacefulness.