Flood at Port Marly 1872

"Flood at Port Marly" is an 1872 oil painting by Alfred Sisley, a prominent member of the Impressionist movement. The painting depicts a flooded landscape in Port Marly, France, with a row of bare trees standing in the water. The pale sky and muted colors create a sense of tranquility and melancholy, characteristic of Sisley's style. This scene captures the beauty of nature even in its less-than-ideal state, showcasing Sisley's talent for capturing the fleeting moments of light and weather.