Trouville Beach

The beach at Trouville, France. Oil on 6"h x 12"w stretched linen.

View of Trouville

One of the views of Trouville, France. Oil on 6"h x 12" stretched linen.

Facades in Trouville

Some of the ornate facades in Trouville, France, in the afternoon sun. Oil on 6"h x 8"w Ray Mar panel. SOLD.

Afternoon in Trouville

People enjoy afternoon drinks at an outdoor cafe in Trouville, France, despite the chilly weather. Oil on 12"h x 9"w stretched linen. SOLD.

Trouville, France

A painting of the market area of Trouville, France. Oil on 11"h x 14"w Ray Mar canvas panel. SOLD.

Trouville Town Study

This is the view from the bridge that links Deauville and Trouville, France. We stayed in Deauville a few weeks ago and found that we were able to walk to Trouville from there. When planning the trip, I wasn't sure how walkable it would be. Though it takes a while, especially when taking frequent picture-taking stops, it can be done. You can also rent bikes, which I think I may do next time. And there WILL be a next time, as three days was not enough to thoroughly explore these two towns in addition to Honfleur! I sadly didn't get to try the oysters from the market in Trouville, and need to go back just for that. Oil on 6"h x 8"w canvas board. SOLD.

Trouville Beach Study

This is one of the first paintings I've done from the new material gathered during my recent trip to France. I was inspired to visit Trouville by the paintings Monet did of these same buildings in the late 1800s. This painting shows the afternoon light. I have many more paintings of France to follow. Oil on 6"h x 8"w canvas board. SOLD.