

Tristesse sur la Mer by Raoul André Ulmann. The painting depicts a harbor scene with several boats on the water. The boats are in various positions; one is in the foreground on the left with its mast raised but not fully extended. To its right, another boat with a larger sail is prominently featured; its sail is partially lowered and appears to be moored or anchored. In the background, more boats are present. The background also features several buildings with chimneys emitting smoke, suggesting a small coastal town or village. The color palette is predominantly muted with shades of brown, gray, and blue. The sky above is yellowish with a few clouds and darker spots that could be smoke or birds. The overall atmosphere appears serene and melancholic. The water reflects the colors of the sky and the boats. The painting's style suggests an early 20th-century work, likely influenced by Impressionism or a similar movement.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 900 × 603 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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