Trouville, voiliers échoués c. 1883 - 1887

"Trouville, voiliers échoués" is a painting by Eugène Boudin, a prominent figure in the French Barbizon School. Created between 1883 and 1887, this work showcases Boudin's mastery of depicting the French coastline, particularly the seaside town of Trouville. The painting features a group of sailboats, or "voiliers," resting in the shallow waters, their masts reaching towards the cloudy sky. Boudin's signature use of loose brushstrokes and a focus on atmospheric light are evident in this scene.