The Loing at Moret 1885

"The Loing at Moret" (1885) by Alfred Sisley, a leading figure in the Impressionist movement, captures a serene moment on the banks of the Loing River in France. The scene, painted with characteristic loose brushstrokes and vibrant colors, depicts a wooden wharf, boats moored along the water, and figures working in the distance. Sisley's focus on light and atmospheric effects is evident in the soft hues of the sky and the reflective surface of the river. This painting, like many of Sisley's works, is a testament to the beauty of the natural world.