Antibes, the Point of the Islet, 1893 by Eugène Boudin
Description: Antibes, the Point of the Islet, 1893 by Eugène Boudin showcases a picturesque view of the coastal town of Antibes, located on the French Riviera. Painted in 1893, this artwork exemplifies Boudin’s expertise in capturing maritime scenes with a focus on natural light and atmospheric effects. The composition features the rocky coastline and the distinctive point of the islet, with boats and the surrounding sea rendered in Boudin’s characteristic impressionistic style.
Boudin, known for his early adoption of plein air painting and his influence on the Impressionist movement, uses loose brushwork and a vibrant palette to depict the shimmering water and the rugged terrain of the islet. Antibes, the Point of the Islet reflects Boudin’s skill in portraying the transient qualities of light and weather, making it a notable example of his contribution to the Impressionist movement.
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Location and Date Created: Painted in 1893.
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Medium: Oil on canvas.
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Full Artwork Name: Antibes, the Point of the Islet, 1893.
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Artwork Style: Impressionism.
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Current Location: Private collection or gallery (specific location may vary).
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Subject/Topic: The coastal landscape of Antibes, focusing on the point of the islet, with a depiction of boats and the sea using Impressionist techniques.
