Did you know some famous beach paintings have actual grains of sand trapped inside the wet paint?

Painted in 1911, "Drawing in the Sand" by Joaquín Sorolla is a masterclass in capturing dazzling sunlight. Sorolla was so dedicated to painting outside on the Spanish coast that the ocean breeze often blew real beach sand directly into his thick oil paints.

Rising from orphaned beginnings, Sorolla became the most celebrated Spanish painter in the world, holding that title until Pablo Picasso eclipsed him. Here, he perfectly bottles the warmth of the Mediterranean, using confident brushwork to make the canvas shimmer.

We all remember that timeless feeling of long childhood summers, dreaming up shapes in the wet sand as the ocean washes over our feet. Hanging in your home, this radiant work conjures an effortless summer afternoon and fills any room with cheerful, sun-drenched warmth.

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