
Alfred Sisley
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Alfred Sisley, 1873
Autumn light settles along the Seine near Bougival in this 1873 landscape by Alfred Sisley, a quiet river scene in oil.
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Painted in 1873, this landscape shows the banks of the Seine near Bougival in autumn. Alfred Sisley made it in oil on canvas, and it is now in the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. Sisley was an Impressionist who devoted himself to landscape and was especially committed to painting outdoors. The Seine and the riverside settings west of Paris were a subject he returned to throughout his career. Here the season and the river are the focus, in a view that invites a slow, attentive look.
On your wall: The autumn river scene suits living rooms, studies and hallways, particularly where a calm, naturally inspired picture would sit well alongside warm wood or softer neutral tones.
Public domain. Image via Wikimedia Commons.
Text based on Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
Alfred Sisley was an Impressionist landscape painter, born in Paris to British parents. He was especially devoted to painting outdoors, and almost all his work is landscape. He is known for series made around Hampton Court on the Thames, the 1875 floods at Marly-le-Roi, and the Gothic church at Moret-sur-Loing, as well as Seine riverside scenes west of Paris.
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