Marine
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A coastal scene painted with rapid, loose brushwork. The foreground is a chaotic, highly textured arrangement of grey, rust-brown, and white dabs representing rocky shoreline or tidal debris. Beyond this, the water is rendered in short, horizontal strokes of cool blue, teal, and pale green, leading out to a distant, dark horizon line beneath a hazy, yellowish-grey sky. A single small white sail is visible in the middle distance. Painted in 1906, this piece captures the immediate, sensory experience of the coast, reflecting Vuillard's ability to translate atmospheric conditions into energetic, abbreviated mark-making.