1850
gouache
paper
From the collection of National Gallery of Art
The Harbor of St. Malo at Low Tide is a 1850 gouache by Alfred Herbert, a Impressionism work, held at National Gallery of Art.
The Harbor of St. Malo at Low Tide is a watercolor painting. It was made around 1850. The artist used a mix of watercolor and gouache, which is a type of paint that's opaque and often used to add details. This mix of techniques is interesting because it shows the artist's skill in combining different materials. Check out the work of Herbert, Alfred.
Alfred Herbert (1818-1861), was an English watercolour painter. Herbert was born in Christchurch area of Southwark the son of a Thames waterman, who apprenticed him to a boatbuilder, but, yielding to a strong natural…
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