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Trouville, France 1863 TF186340 Costume Longsleeve bathing dresses with jackets, hats, parasol. Face and hands. Actions A lady with her parasol stands by a bathing wagon at the beach. She waits while a wet-nurse tends to her infant (1). Commentary It is insightful how much information a painting can provide us about a period: color, mood, and a sense of social setting. Source Eugene Boudin, "Sur La Plage De Trouville," 1863. Scanned from Laurent Manoeuvre, Boudin Le Ciel - La Mer, Editions Herscher, Paris, 1994. 1 picture. |
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