Alfred Sisley
1839–1899
Sisley stayed truer to pure landscape than almost any other Impressionist, painting the Seine and its villages in every season and weather. British by descent but French by upbringing, he never gained the recognition of his friends Monet and Renoir during his lifetime — his quiet river scenes only found wide appreciation after his death.
Paintings (28)
The Bridge at Villeneuve-la-Garenne
1872
The Seine at Port-Marly, Piles of Sand
1875
Avenue of Chestnut Trees in La Celle-Saint-Cloud
1865
The Regatta at Molesey
1874
Flooding at Port-Marly
1876
The Seine at Bougival
1876
The Banks of the Oise
1877
Le chemin de la Machine, Louveciennes
1873
Under the Bridge of Hampton Court
1874
The Canal du Loing at Moret
1892
Village on the Banks of the Seine
1872
Frosty Morning in Louveciennes
1873
The Village of Voisins
1874
The Terrace at Saint-Germain, Spring
1875
Street in Marly
1876
Small Meadows in Spring - By
1880
Square in Argenteuil
1872
The Canal Saint-Martin
1872
The Ferry of the Ile de la Loge Flood
1872
Meadow
1875
Rest by a Stream, Edge of a Wood
1878
Place du Chenil at Marly, Snow Effect
1874
The Aqueduct at Marly
1874
The forge in Marly-le-Roi
1875
The Meadow at Veneux-Nadon
1881
A Street in Moret-sur-Loing
1892
The Bridge at Moret
1893
Grounds of the Château du Pont under Snow, Louveciennes
1870