Charming early 20th-century canvas, circa 1920-1930, evoking a day at the seaside reminiscent of Lebasque's oauvres.
The background features a magnificent gradation of blue, with sea and sky blending harmoniously.
In several shots, we see parents and children enjoying themselves on the shore, capturing the happy, carefree atmosphere of vacation. A celebration of everyday life and simple pleasures, now worthy of being immortalized on canvas.

Our work captures the charm of seaside vacations in the art of the early 20th century.
This period, marked by the democratization of seaside leisure activities, inspired artists such as Henri Lebasque, Albert Marquet and Henri Matisse.

Their work is characterized by luminous colors, soothing compositions and a particular attention to the play of light on water and sand.
This seaside scene is also emblematic of the societal transformations of the time: paid vacations and greater access to seaside resorts.