Beach at Trouville – Claude Monet Wall Art | Early Impressionist Norman Beach Canvas Print

Claude Monet's Beach at Trouville belongs to his celebrated 1870 series painted at the fashionable Norman seaside resort, where he and Camille honeymooned in the summer immediately preceding the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian War. The Trouville paintings — figures on the beach beneath parasols, the broad bands of sand and sea, the wind animating clothing and air — are among the most directly observed and atmospherically vivid of his early works. Painted in the broken brushwork and brilliant unmodelled colour that anticipated full Impressionism by four years. A historically significant and atmospherically charged work for any interior drawn to the origins of French Impressionism.