Artwork
Saint-Malo Viewed from Dinard (Saint-Malo vu de Dinard)
Saint-Malo Viewed from Dinard (Saint-Malo vu de Dinard) is a print by Eugène Bejot. It dates from 1914 and is held in the collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art.
- Accession no.
- 2016.97
- Credit line
- Bequest of Elizabeth Carroll Shearer
About this work
Overview
Saint-Malo Viewed from Dinard, a 1914 print by Eugène Bejot, is part of The Cleveland Museum of Art's collection. It presents a serene coastal vista.
Subject & Meaning
The print captures a tranquil marine scene, contrasting a calm sea with the distant silhouette of Saint-Malo. A protruding stone structure in the foreground adds depth and solidity.
Technique & Style
Bejot employs muted color tones and chiaroscuro to evoke calmness and create a sense of depth, highlighting his skill in capturing light's play on water.
History & Provenance
Created in 1914, the work's history is tied to its current location, with no detailed provenance provided beyond its presence in The Cleveland Museum of Art.
Context
The piece exemplifies the marine genre, reflecting early 20th-century artistic interests in serene, natural landscapes.
Legacy
While specific influence or notable exhibitions are not highlighted, the work remains a characteristic example of Bejot's maritime-themed oeuvre.
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