Description
After living near Paris for many years, Alfred Sisley moved to a small village near Moret-sur-Loing. The inspiration he found in this lush and quaint rural setting is apparent in “Street in Moret (Porte de Bourgogne from Across the Bridge).” This beautiful piece of Impressionist art was created in 1888. It was during this period that many of Sisley’s paintings began to exhibit brighter, happier hues that contrasted with the darker tones in his earlier work. Sisley’s paintings have Impressionist features that are somewhat more subdued than those of contemporaries like Monet, giving his work a more realistic and approachable quality. Add this lovely village scene to your home or office by purchasing our hand-painted reproduction of “Street in Moret (Porte de Bourgogne from Across the Bridge)” by Alfred Sisley at overstockArt.
