Festival in the Harbor of Honfleur
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Poster with the painting Festival in the Harbor of Honfleur from the year 1858. The painting was created by the French artist Eugène Boudin.
In the picture we see several sailboats full of flags, and as the title implies, there is a festival in the harbor of Honfleur . The beautiful town of Honfleur is located in Normandy in northern France and the town's harbor is said to have been created by Vikings.
Boudin was a landscape painter and is considered a forerunner of Impressionism. In 1824 he was born in the Normandy region, which may be a reason why many of his paintings are inspired by and take place in different parts of Normandy.
Artist: Eugène Boudin | Created: 1858.
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