“A Fishing Boat in Dieppe Harbour” is an artwork crafted in 1929 by the artist Christopher Wood. It belongs to the Post-Impressionism movement and falls under the genre of marina.
The artwork portrays a fishing boat anchored in Dieppe Harbour, captured with meticulous attention to detail. The boat, embellished with netting and various fishing paraphernalia, floats serenely in the greenish-blue waters of the harbour. Behind the boat, quaint buildings line the wharf, their architecture reflecting the charm of a small coastal town. In the distance, verdant cliffs under a cloudy sky provide a captivating backdrop, enhancing the pastoral tranquility of the scene. The painting employs a subdued, earthy color palette, evoking a sense of calm and invoking the serene atmosphere of the harbour. The composition skillfully balances the simplicity of the boat against the complexity of the surrounding landscape and buildings, encapsulating a moment of quietude in a bustling marine setting.
