Road under Snow, Louveciennes 1876

"Road under Snow, Louveciennes" (1876) by Alfred Sisley showcases the Impressionist style, focusing on capturing the fleeting effects of light and weather. The painting depicts a snow-covered street in Louveciennes, a town near Paris, with the soft, muted palette typical of Sisley's work. The delicate brushstrokes create a sense of atmosphere, highlighting the glistening snow and the hazy sky. The small figures in the distance further emphasize the vastness of the winter landscape. This artwork is a testament to Sisley's ability to translate the subtle nuances of nature onto canvas.