The Cliffs at Beg-ar-Fry, Saint-Jean-du-Doigt (1895)

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"The Cliffs at Beg-ar-Fry, Saint-Jean-du-Doigt" is a magnificent testament to Maxime Maufra's profound connection with the coastal landscapes of Brittany. Painted in 1895, this work evokes the rugged beauty and dynamic atmosphere of the region’s seaside cliffs.Deep, vivid greens and grays dominate the palette, portraying the lush grass that braves the salty winds atop the cliffs. These cliffs dramatically descend into the chaotic dance of the sea waves, rendered in deep blues and creamy whites, suggesting the constant movement and the rough textures of the ocean. What's particularly striking in Maufra's composition is his skillful use of color contrasts and brushwork, which bring a turbulent yet serene atmosphere to life.This painting captures the essence of a breezy, overcast day by the sea, with a sky depicted in blended hues of blue and white, enhancing the sensation of a brisk maritime climate. Maufra’s work not only showcases his talent in depicting natural beauty but also envelops the viewer in the profound emotion and raw power of the Brittany coast.

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Maxime Maufra, was a French landscape and marine painter, etcher and lithographer.

Maufra first began painting at 18. He was encouraged to do so by two artists from Nantes such as the brothers Charles Leduc and Alfred Leduc and the landscape painter Charles Le Roux.