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Eugène Boudin
Early Life, Family and Artistic Training Born on 12 July 1824 in the port town of Honfleur, Normandy, France, Eugène Louis Boudin was a child of the sea. His father worked as a harbor pilot, a profession that kept the family's life tied to the tides and the movement of vessels. By the age of ten, the boy was already working aboard a steamboat that traveled the waters between Le Havre and Honfleur. It was during these early years on the
water that he first began to observe the shifting light upon the waves, a habit that would eventually define his entire career. In 1835, the family moved to Le Havre, where his father opened a shop that sold stationery and picture frames. This shop became a central part of his youth, as he worked among the tools of the trade and the various works of art that passed through the doors. The proximity to these objects and the discussions…