The most significant influence on the life and art of Eugène Boudin was his

The answer is his friendship with Claude Monet.

Answer choice are:

A. relationship with the Pre-Raphaelites.

B. return to city life after years as a sailor.

C. friendship with Claude Monet.

D. love of the city of Venice.

Correct answer choice is:

C. Friendship with Claude Monet.

Explanation:

Eugene Boudin became a great era painting all this beach venture. So did others - - if the British, later the French upper classes were continuing to tap the beaches, artists would succumb, too, to paint their paintings, do seascapes and earn some cash supporting the sunny-cloudy Norman firmaments. Boudin inspired his young companion Claude Monet to accompany them at the seashore. Monet was 15 years fresher and establishing a distinction in Paris, painting exaggerations in charcoal. Boudin believed Monet could do innumerable.