This evocative seaside scene transports the viewer to the rugged coastlines of Brittany, with its iconic rocky outcrops and tranquil sea stretching into the horizon. The brushwork is soft yet distinct, marrying impressionistic touches with a subtle symbolism that is characteristic of the artist's evolving style at the time. The composition is balanced with two central female figures dominating the foreground—one standing, delicately holding a white cloth, and another seated on the sandy earth, both dressed in modest attire that suggests rural life. Background figures appear distant, almost ghost-like, reinforcing the sense of peaceful isolation.

The color palette is muted but alive with earthy ochres, soft blues, and gentle greens, creating a mood that is simultaneously calm and contemplative. The interplay of light and shadow evokes a coastal breeze and the salty freshness of the sea air. Emotionally, the painting invites reflection, perhaps on the quiet dignity and resilience of the people who inhabit this landscape. Within its historical context, the work marks a transition from pure Impressionism to a more personal and symbolic approach, highlighting the artist's fascination with regional culture and nature’s spirituality.