Path at Pourville 1882

Claude Monet's "Path at Pourville" (1882) captures the beauty of a winding path leading to a glimpse of the sea through a grove of trees. The painting's vibrant colors and loose brushstrokes are characteristic of Impressionism, a movement that emphasized capturing fleeting moments and the effects of light. The scene, likely painted en plein air, showcases Monet's interest in depicting nature's ephemeral beauty.