The artwork titled “Girls by the Sea” by artist Paul Delvaux, created in 1928, is an oil on canvas painting rendered in the Expressionist style. Measuring 80 by 100 cm, the artwork falls under the genre of portraiture.
This painting portrays a group of young women by the sea, with two of the women prominently positioned in the foreground. These figures are characterized by their elongated faces and serene yet enigmatic expressions, reflecting the artist’s distinctive style. In the background, numerous other figures appear amidst a beach setting, engaged in various activities, lending a sense of depth and movement to the composition. The use of warm, muted colors contrasts with the dark, brooding tones of the sea and sky, evoking a melancholic yet intimate atmosphere.
