The Old Bridge at Nantes c. 1827

Eugène Delacroix's "The Old Bridge at Nantes" (c. 1827) is a watercolor painting depicting a bridge over a river. The scene is dominated by the bridge, with its arched spans and stone structure. The artist uses soft, muted colors to create a sense of calm and serenity, capturing a quiet moment in time and nature. The lone boat in the water adds a sense of solitude, while the surrounding trees provide a sense of depth and scale. This work showcases Delacroix's talent for landscape painting, demonstrating his ability to capture the subtle beauty of the natural world.