Eugène BoudinΓαλλία, 1824–1898Beach Scene
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A breeze blows inland from left to right in Eugène Boudin’s Beach Scene, about 1865–67, at the Cleveland Museum of Art in Cleveland. People in fashionable Parisian clothes stroll and talk, sit on the sand or ride donkeys. Their pastimes carry city habits to the shore. A dog on the right suggests that they are holiday residents rather than passing tourists. Painted outside, the scene spreads figures across the middle distance beneath clouds and a low horizon. No enclosing foreground elements limit the view, which appears to continue beyond the picture.
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On a beach where a strong breeze moves off the water from left to right, figures of French women, men, and children in chic Parisian dress stroll, sit, chat, or take donkey rides. The activities depicted (promenades, socializing, riding, sandbox playing) are the same as those enjoyed by residents of London or Paris. At the right, the dog suggests that these are vacationers rather than tourists seeking to recreate their urban pastimes at the seashore. Painted outdoors, this composition is typical of Boudin's beach scenes in the 1860s in its low-lying horizon, cloud-filled sky, and figures ranged across the middle ground. By scattering the figures over the surface and not closing off the scene with framing elements, the artist created the impression of a partial view of a much larger scene.
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Στοιχεία
- Αριθμός καταλόγου
- 1917.63
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Πηγές
- The Cleveland Museum of Art
- Εικόνα: The Cleveland Museum of Art — Museum open access
Στη ζωή του καλλιτέχνη: Eugène Boudin
Όλη η ζωή1863
Takes part in the Salon des Refusés
In 1863 Boudin took part in the Salon des Refusés in Paris, alongside Édouard Manet, Camille Pissarro, James Whistler and other artists.
14 January 1863
Marries Marie-Anne Guédès
In Le Havre Boudin married Marie-Anne Guédès, a 28-year-old Breton woman, and the couple set up home in Paris.
1868
Honfleur gets the museum that now bears his name
The painter Louis-Alexandre Dubourg founded the Museum of Fine Arts of Honfleur in Boudin's native town; today it is the Eugène Boudin Museum.
