Market at Trouville 1883

Eugène Boudin's "Market at Trouville" (1883) depicts a lively scene of a bustling French market. The painting captures the essence of everyday life in Trouville, a popular seaside resort town. The artist, known for his plein air approach, employed loose brushstrokes and a light palette to convey the atmosphere and vibrancy of the scene, highlighting the movement of people and the abundance of fresh produce. This piece exemplifies Boudin's significant contribution to Impressionism, influencing artists like Claude Monet and Edgar Degas with his focus on capturing the fleeting moments of daily life.