Environs De Mantes, Petites Habitations Cachées Dans Les Arbes Près Du Bord De L’eau 

This serene landscape painting, likely created by Camille Corot in the mid-19th century, features a tranquil river scene with a lone boat. The artist's signature "Corot" is visible in the lower right corner. The painting depicts a village nestled amongst trees near a river bank, showcasing the artist's distinctive style of Barbizon school landscape painting, emphasizing the beauty of nature and its idyllic qualities. The soft brushstrokes and muted colors create a sense of peace and tranquility, characteristic of Corot's works.