Honfleur, Normandy (1859) - William Parrott
Dive into the heart of 19th-century Normandy
Discover the timeless beauty of the port of Honfleur as it was in 1859, captured by the American artist William Parrott (1843-1915). This work meticulously depicts the bustle of a Norman fishing port, between majestic sailing ships, lively quays, and half-timbered houses. Every detail evokes the daily life of a coastal village in full effervescence.
A masterpiece of picturesque realism
William Parrott, known for his harbor scenes and detailed urban landscapes, offers us here a lively and bright composition. The clear sky, sails filled with wind, and characters going about their business create an authentic, almost tangible atmosphere.
Dive into the heart of 19th-century Normandy
Discover the timeless beauty of the port of Honfleur as it was in 1859, captured by the American artist William Parrott (1843-1915). This work meticulously depicts the bustle of a Norman fishing port, between majestic sailing ships, lively quays, and half-timbered houses. Every detail evokes the daily life of a coastal village in full effervescence.
A masterpiece of picturesque realism
William Parrott, known for his harbor scenes and detailed urban landscapes, offers us here a lively and bright composition. The clear sky, sails filled with wind, and characters going about their business create an authentic, almost tangible atmosphere.
