“.. my trip to Venice [during 1895] will have been my swansong.”

Boudin's confession to his friend Braquaval, May 1896; as cited in 'Venice, The Grand Canal' 1895, by Anne-Marie Bergeret-Gourbin https://www.museothyssen.org/en/collection/artists/boudin-eugene/venice-grand-canal, Museo Thyssen
In spite of his age and poor health, Boudin painted 75 paintings of Venice, in 1895
1880s - 1890s

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