Camille Rousseau (1949) - Les élégantes à la plage ~ Sainte-Cécile-Plage ~ Collection Eugène Boudin VII

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Camille Rousseau (1949) – Les élégantes à la plage – Sainte-Cécile-Plage, an oil painting on wooden panel in the impressionist style from France (2000–2010), 25 × 20 cm incl. frame, sold with a rich gold frame and certificate.

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Camille Rousseau (1949) – The Elegant Ladies on the Beach – Sainte-Cécile-Plage

Atmospheric and particularly decorative beach scene by the French painter Camille Rousseau (1949), executed in oil on wooden panel.
The painting shows a lively scene on the beach of Sainte-Cécile-Plage, a smaller seaside resort on the Opal Coast. On the wide sandy beach, a party of elegantly dressed bathers has gathered. Ladies in light dresses and hats sit on beach chairs or seek shelter under parasols, while other figures stroll along the shore. A few sailboats on the horizon enhance the maritime character of the scene.
Rousseau combines the fresh blue of sea and sky with warm ochre and sandy tones. Accents in white, red, yellow and dark blue bring the figures to life. The small abandoned parasol in the foreground forms a playful detail and adds depth to the composition.
The painting technique is loose and impressionistic, with clearly visible brushstrokes and locally impastoed paint. Figures, clothing and parasols are depicted with quick, sure touches. It is precisely this spontaneous way of painting that gives the small work its lively and sunny appearance.
The work is signed bottom left with "Rousseau" and is presented in a richly decorated gold-colored frame, suited to the classical French character of the scene.

including certificate.

Artist: Camille Rousseau (1949)
Title: The Elegant Ladies on the Beach – Sainte-Cécile-Plage
Provenance: France
Medium: oil on wooden panel
Style: Impressionist
Subject: Bathers on the French coast
Location: Sainte-Cécile-Plage, Côte d’Opale
Signature: signed bottom left
Dimensions including frame: ca. 25 × 20 cm
Dimensions without frame: ca. 18 × 13 cm
Frame: richly decorated gold-colored frame
The painting will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking.
Some atmospheric photos have been AI-generated and are intended for illustration purposes only.

Seller's Story

Brussels Art Gallery is a Belgian online art gallery, active since 2020. We carefully select classical, modern and contemporary paintings for art lovers and collectors worldwide. Our works have found their way into collections all across Europe and well beyond, from Japan to the United States. Careful presentation, safe packaging and reliable worldwide shipping are central.
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Camille Rousseau (1949) – The Elegant Ladies on the Beach – Sainte-Cécile-Plage

Atmospheric and particularly decorative beach scene by the French painter Camille Rousseau (1949), executed in oil on wooden panel.
The painting shows a lively scene on the beach of Sainte-Cécile-Plage, a smaller seaside resort on the Opal Coast. On the wide sandy beach, a party of elegantly dressed bathers has gathered. Ladies in light dresses and hats sit on beach chairs or seek shelter under parasols, while other figures stroll along the shore. A few sailboats on the horizon enhance the maritime character of the scene.
Rousseau combines the fresh blue of sea and sky with warm ochre and sandy tones. Accents in white, red, yellow and dark blue bring the figures to life. The small abandoned parasol in the foreground forms a playful detail and adds depth to the composition.
The painting technique is loose and impressionistic, with clearly visible brushstrokes and locally impastoed paint. Figures, clothing and parasols are depicted with quick, sure touches. It is precisely this spontaneous way of painting that gives the small work its lively and sunny appearance.
The work is signed bottom left with "Rousseau" and is presented in a richly decorated gold-colored frame, suited to the classical French character of the scene.

including certificate.

Artist: Camille Rousseau (1949)
Title: The Elegant Ladies on the Beach – Sainte-Cécile-Plage
Provenance: France
Medium: oil on wooden panel
Style: Impressionist
Subject: Bathers on the French coast
Location: Sainte-Cécile-Plage, Côte d’Opale
Signature: signed bottom left
Dimensions including frame: ca. 25 × 20 cm
Dimensions without frame: ca. 18 × 13 cm
Frame: richly decorated gold-colored frame
The painting will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking.
Some atmospheric photos have been AI-generated and are intended for illustration purposes only.

Seller's Story

Brussels Art Gallery is a Belgian online art gallery, active since 2020. We carefully select classical, modern and contemporary paintings for art lovers and collectors worldwide. Our works have found their way into collections all across Europe and well beyond, from Japan to the United States. Careful presentation, safe packaging and reliable worldwide shipping are central.
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Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Artist
Camille Rousseau (1949)
Title of artwork
Les élégantes à la plage ~ Sainte-Cécile-Plage ~ Collection Eugène Boudin VII
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition
Height
20 cm
Width
25 cm
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Impressionism
Period
2000-2010
BelgiumVerified
483
Objects sold
100%
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