Parc Cordier in Trouville

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Location: 
Sala 052
Artists / Makers / Authorities: 
Louis-Eugène Boudin
Honfleur, 1824 – Deauville, 1898
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Description:

Boudin painted sea scenes almost exclusively throughout his life, especially of the coasts of Normandy and Brittany. Trouville, a fashionable seaside town of the time, was one of his favourite locations, where between 1862 and 1871 he painted his famous beach scenes of social gatherings, which were a great commercial success. Here Boudin paints with the spontaneity of a sketch, with all the elements subordinated to the light, which is spread delicately in a play of contrasts. The low line of the horizon stands out, as do the figures used as a counterpoint to suggest the magnitude of the landscape.

Painting

c. 1880-1885

51 x 62 cm

Bequeathed by Lluís Garriga Roig, 1940; entry, 1953

Inventory number: 

050502-000

Century: 19th
Subject: Landscape
Oil on canvas
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Louis-Eugène Boudin - El parc Cordier a Trouville - Cap a 1880-1885