Room 192

Impressionist Landscapes

1872–1892, France (Seine, Oise, Provence), Impressionism and Neo-Impressionism

Alfred Sisley painted almost nothing but landscapes: riverbanks, village streets and meadows around Paris, always under a big, moving sky. Alongside him hang Caillebotte’s skiffs, Guillaumin’s Seine bridges, the dotted rocky coast of Henri Edmond Cross and Theodore Robinson’s view across the valley at Giverny.

All works

• Boulevard Héloïse, Argenteuil
• Meadow
• Skiffs
• Marly-le-Roi
• The Road in the Woods
• The Banks of the Oise
• The Bridge of Louis Philippe
• Calanque des Antibois
• The Valley of the Seine, from the Hills of Giverny