Arleux-du-Nord 

Camille Corot's "Arleux-du-Nord" depicts a serene landscape with a river, trees, and figures in the foreground. Corot, known for his Barbizon School style, focused on capturing the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere. The painting exudes a sense of tranquility and the subtle brushstrokes create a soft, hazy effect, characteristic of Corot's work. The figures, positioned in the lower right, are rendered with simplicity, adding to the overall quietude of the scene. Corot’s "Arleux-du-Nord" exemplifies his mastery in capturing the beauty of everyday landscapes, highlighting the romanticism of nature.