Yes, it does appear on the beach pretty much every day, with or without a storm. But not behind a seawall unless it's a heck of a storm that overtops the wall. I just found it odd that Serusier would depict the man this way rather than in the way we would usually see him - on a beach right next to the open water.
I like Serusier and I like this painting, but is that a seawall in front of the seaweed gatherer and we're to assume there was a huge storm and the seaweed was brought over the wall? Just wondering what you think, Libi.
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