He used pale pinks and blues in Early Snow at (*) Louveciennes, though he also did greyer works depicting chesnuts at Saint-Cloud and a flood at Port-Marly.
Research on this artist's late work focuses on study of his letters to Adolphe Tavernier, and his thin output of drawings includes works said to foreshadow the interiors of Vuillard, such as La Famille and La Lecon, which show his children Pierre and Jeanne doing their homework. Other drawings include Landscape with a Donkey near Saint-Mammés, while he painted seascapes at the cliffs of Penarth and Langland Bay. He used pale pinks and blues in Early Snow at (*) Louveciennes, though he also did greyer works depicting chesnuts at Saint-Cloud and a flood at Port-Marly. He also depicted a bridge at Moret-sur-Loing, where he painted a lane of poplars. Best known for depictions of landscapes and regattas near Molesey and Hampton on the Thames, for 10 points, name this English Impressionist.
Research on this artist's late work focuses on study of his letters to Adolphe Tavernier, and his thin output of drawings includes works said to foreshadow the interiors of Vuillard, such as La Famille and La Lecon, which show his children Pierre and Jeanne doing their homework.
Alfred {Sisley}