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The pencil lines with which he sketched the composition before starting to paint are still visible on the edge of the opposite bank of the river
dull and gray
No one like him managed to capture the most everyday objects with an impressionist style worthy of a refined master
The dark background removes any spatial reference and concentrates all attention on the figure
by Alfred Sisley
sisley landscape louveciennes Dimensions (inches):30 x 39" The pencil lines with whichThe painting "Landscape at Louveciennes" was painted by Alfred Sisley in 1873. For three years, Sisley lived in the countryside of this small town in north central France. It was there, inspired by his contemporaries Monet and Renoir, that he painted this and other landscapes in the same artistic vein. The work depicts a field with a low horizon, where the sky stands out for its chromatic richness, including grays, blues, pinks, and violets. In the
