Enjoy evocative art in the manicured gardens at Jardins d’Etretat. — Photos: DAVID BOWDEN
Normandy (or Normandie), with its ever-changing skies and rugged coastline, initially appealed to local French holidaymakers before becoming a top spot for artists seeking to capture the fleeting moments of nature’s beauty.
In the late 19th century, the coastal region became a pivotal backdrop for the Impressionist movement, influencing artists to step outside their traditional studios and embrace the nuances of natural light on the landscape.
