Lambert Doomer documented his many travels with topographically accurate sketches which he later turned into finished watercolors. This view represents the salt flats in the Breton fishing town of Le Croisic, where he spent time in 1645. Nearly thirty years later he produced this watercolor on a large sheet of ruled ledger paper showing the evaporation pools where sea salt was cultivated and a sky filled with subtle ink washes evoking the mutable light and atmosphere.