Bristol Channel from Penarth, Evening 1897
alfredsisley
Allen Memorial Art Museum (AMAM), Oberlin, OH, US
abstract expressionism
sky
cliff
abstract painting
head
impressionist landscape
possibly oil pastel
oil painting
fluid art
neo expressionist
acrylic on canvas
seascape
expressionist
sea
Alfred Sisley’s "Bristol Channel from Penarth, Evening" (1897) is a captivating landscape painting depicting a panoramic view of the Bristol Channel at dusk. The painting captures the soft light of the setting sun illuminating the water with subtle hues of blue and purple, while the coastline is rendered with a sense of tranquility. The foreground features a verdant hillside, subtly brushed with a variety of colors and textures, and a pathway meandering towards the horizon. This work exemplifies Sisley’s mastery of Impressionist techniques, showcasing his meticulous attention to light and color. The Allen Memorial Art Museum (AMAM) in Oberlin, OH, houses this beautiful piece.
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