We have been landlocked for days, so let us turn our gaze to the transcendent seashore of the Southern Oregon Coast…
I am reminded of Gustave Courbet’s breezy, salty seascape paintings, as the waves gently nudge themselves onto shore, conjuring white foam atop pearly sand – our souls awash in water and oxygen. Click the link below to view Courbet’s transcendent seascape painting of The Etretat Cliffs after the Storm (c. 1870).
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