Banks of the river Marne in winter 1866
camillepissarro
impressionistic
impressionism
sky
abandoned
possibly oil pastel
derelict
underpainting
watercolour bleed
public art photography
watercolor
shadow overcast
"Banks of the River Marne in Winter" (1866) by Camille Pissarro, a renowned Impressionist painter, depicts a serene landscape along the banks of the River Marne. The painting showcases Pissarro's keen eye for capturing the subtle nuances of light and atmosphere, particularly in the depiction of the overcast sky and the muted tones of the winter landscape. The solitary figure walking along a path adds a sense of quiet solitude to the scene. This artwork is a testament to Pissarro's commitment to capturing the beauty of everyday life and the changing seasons, characteristic of the Impressionist movement. The painting is currently housed in the Art Institute of Chicago.
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