Three Women at Trouville
Eugène Boudin · c. 1865 · watercolor and graphite on laid paper
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About this picture
Three Women at Trouville is a public-domain drawing by Eugène Boudin, dated c. 1865. Watercolor and graphite on laid paper. The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“Three Women at Trouville” (c. 1865) is a sky and a shore, which is almost all Boudin painted. The figures, if any are there, are small against the weather.
About the artist
Eugène Boudin (1824–1898) painted the beaches and skies of Normandy in the open air. Monet later called him a teacher.
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