Fervaques, a Village Street 1881

"Fervaques, a Village Street" is a painting by Eugène Boudin, created in 1881. It depicts a charming street scene in a French village, with buildings lining the street, people strolling and a dog wandering freely. The painting captures a fleeting moment of everyday life, with a sense of tranquility and light. Boudin's style, often described as "plein air," reflects his interest in capturing the effects of light and atmosphere in his landscapes. This painting, a fine example of Impressionism, is a testament to Boudin's skill in portraying the beauty of everyday life.