Bridge on the River Touques at Deauville 

Eugène Boudin, a prominent figure in the development of Impressionism, captured the beauty of a French landscape in his painting, "Bridge on the River Touques at Deauville." The painting features a view of the Touques River, its surface shimmering under a soft, hazy sky. A bridge, spanning the river, connects the viewer to the town of Deauville in the distance. Boudin's signature style is evident in his loose brushstrokes and focus on capturing the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere. "Bridge on the River Touques at Deauville" exemplifies Boudin's mastery of plein-air painting, a practice that would later influence Impressionist artists like Claude Monet.