Ship at Le Havre
- Artist
- Georges Braque
- Date
- 1905 ; France
- Style
- Fauvism
- Genre
- Marina
'Ship at Le Havre' is an expressive painting that captures the vibrant life found in the bustling port city of Le Havre, a significant marina located in the Normandy region of northern France. Evoking elements of Fauvism, the artwork is characterized by bold color choices and exaggerated forms. It beautifully depicts a lone ship resting in the estuary of the river Seine, amidst the backdrop of the lively port city. This painting not only embodies the spirit of Le Havre, whose name translates to "the harbour," but also pays tribute to the city's Havrais or Havraises inhabitants.
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