Cows in a Pasture, Deauville

"Cows in a Pasture, Deauville" is a notable work by French painter Louis-Eugène Boudin, created in 1865, which exemplifies his interest in rural landscapes and the interplay of light and atmosphere. The painting reflects Boudin's commitment to plein air techniques and his role in influencing the Impressionist movement, as he captured the serene pastoral scene with a focus on naturalism and the effects of changing weather conditions.

"Cows in a Pasture, Deauville" by Louis-Eugène Boudin depicts a serene rural landscape characterized by a gentle interplay of light and shadow. The composition features a group of cows grazing in a verdant pasture, with the coastal town of Deauville subtly rendered in the background, showcasing Boudin's adept use of color and brushwork to convey the atmospheric effects of the scene.