Scene in Normandy
- Artist
- Richard Parkes Bonington
- Date
- c.1823 ; France
- Style
- Romanticism
- Genre
- Landscape
- Location
- Tate Modern
"Scene in Normandy" by Richard Parkes Bonington exemplifies his mastery of landscape painting, capturing the tranquil beauty of the Normandy coast. Created on canvas, the work reflects the Romanticism style with its emphasis on atmosphere, light, and mood. Bonington’s oil technique brings vibrancy and depth to the scene, showcasing his facility with light and atmosphere—hallmarks of his influential approach that combines the influence of the old masters with a modern sensibility. His landscapes often feature a low horizon and expansive sky, conveying a sense of vastness characteristic of Romanticism.
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