Low Tide at Trouville (Marée basse à Trouville) 30 x 40 print dish trading in commodities such as

trading in commodities such as Lancashire wool and Fyffes bananas

is seen in the background

creating a pretty print for the home

This book is a collection of photographs from around Port Sunlight taken in the 19th and 20th century

Adam and Eve have eaten fruit from the Tree of Knowledge and are being expelled from the Garden of Eden by the angel

Low Tide at Trouville (Marée basse à Trouville) 30 x 40 print dish trading in commodities such asA 30 x 40cm print of Low Tide at Trouville by Gustave Courbet. 'Low Tide at Trouville' is one of the seascapes that Courbet painted on his visit to the Normandy coast in the summer and autumn of 1865. We know from a letter that he wrote to his parents that the vastness of the sea had made a strong impression on Courbet as early as 1841. In another letter to his patron and friend Alfred Bruyas in 1866, Courbet records his joy of a summer holiday at