The Village, Auvers sur Oise
charlesfrancoisdaubigny
Private Collection
sky
abandoned
waterfall
river
house
charcoal drawing
possibly oil pastel
oil painting
derelict
acrylic on canvas
underpainting
water
painting painterly
mixed medium
watercolor
building
Charles François Daubigny was a French painter known for his landscape paintings, particularly those depicting the French countryside. This artwork, titled "The Village, Auvers sur Oise", captures the tranquil beauty of a small French village. The painting features a view of the village, with its rooftops and a church spire rising above, seen from across a still, reflective pond. The artist's loose brushstrokes and soft hues create a sense of peaceful stillness, inviting viewers to contemplate the serenity of rural life. Daubigny's Impressionistic style influenced the artists of the later Impressionist movement, making his work a significant part of 19th century art history.
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