Banks of the Loing near Saint-Mammès (Bords du Loing, pres Saint-Mammès) 1896

"Banks of the Loing near Saint-Mammès" is a 1896 lithograph by Alfred Sisley, a prominent artist of the Impressionist movement. The work depicts a peaceful river scene with a group of figures walking on the banks. Sisley's signature style is visible in the soft brushstrokes and focus on light and atmosphere. The composition features a tranquil river, dense foliage, and a muted color palette, characteristic of Sisley's preference for capturing fleeting moments of nature. The artwork is a testament to Sisley's mastery of depicting the natural world with delicate detail and a sense of tranquility. The print's small dimensions (24 × 32 cm) highlight the intimate and serene character of the depicted scene.