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John Lavery (Irish, 1856-1941), The Bridge at Grès, 1901. Oil on canvas, 89.1 x 148.3 cm. Ulster Museum, Belfast
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John Lavery (Irish, 1856-1941), The Bridge at Grès, 1901. Oil on canvas, 89.1 x 148.3 cm. Ulster Museum, Belfast
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Alfred Sisley (1839-1899) - Moret-sur-Loing, les moulins, effet de neige
Oil on canvas. Painted c.1890.
13.25 x 16.4 inches, 33.6 x 41.5 cm. Estimate: £200,000-300,000.
Sold Sotheby's, London, 26 June 2024 for £216,000 incl B.P.
House in the Sun on the river, Nemours - Henri Le Sidaner , 1919.
French, 1862-1939
Oil on panel, 33 × 40.5 cm.
Le Loing à Saint-Mammès (The Loing in Saint-Mammès), Alfred Sisley, 1884
Oil on canvas 15 ¼ x 18 ¼ in. (38.6 x 46 cm)
A Calming Landscape by Sisley
A Bend in the River Loing, an oil on canvas painting by Alfred Sisley, 1896. Sisley was a an Impressionist landscape painter born in Paris to British parents. He consistently painted landscapes, and always did so outdoors, or 'en plein air'. He produced a number of magnificent works over his career, including a series of paintings of the Thames, scenes of the Seine and places near Moret-sur-Loing, like this work. Inspired by other Impressionist artists such as Pissarro and Manet, his landscapes are characterised by pale, muted colour palates and a sense of calm and tranquility.
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((butt lazers. it’s almost 12:30 in the god damn mornign I’m going to bed I can’t even types right noe))
petite géographie poétique de la France, les bassins
le Loing est une rivière de France, affluent de la Seine, dont le cours s’allonge sur 143 kilomètres, traversant l’Yonne, le Loiret et la Seine-et-Marne ; il prend sa source dans le village au nom enchanteur de Treigny-Perreuse-Sainte-Colombe et arrose au-delà, et la Puisaye et le Gatinais, dont il constitue l’épine dorsale ; il irrigue entre autres Saint Fargeau, Châtillon-Coligny, Montargis, Nemours et Moret-Loing-et-Orvanne (peu avant son grand départ pour la Seine)
de Loing en Loing se rapproche et s’unifie toute une terre irriguée par ses détours et ses lenteurs, ses ralentis et ses miroirs, ses ombres secrètes et ses rives d’arbres denses
les rivières associent des régions qui sans elles n'auraient jamais connu une telle proximité, un tel embrassement, union magnifique et imaginaire qui prend naissance dans la seule et juste évocation de leur nom
ce Loing qui ici me le chantait avec douceur et bienveillance
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a brief poetic geography of the France, rivers
the Loing is a river in France, a tributary of the Seine, which flows for 143 kilometers, crossing the Yonne, Loiret, and Seine-et-Marne departments; it rises in the enchantingly named village of Treigny-Perreuse-Sainte-Colombe and flows beyond, through Puisaye and Gatinais, forming the backbone of these regions; among other places, it irrigates Saint Fargeau, Châtillon-Coligny, Montargis, Nemours, and Moret-Loing-et-Orvanne. (shortly before its grand departure for the Seine)
from Loing to Loing, it brings together and unifies a whole land irrigated by its twists and turns, its slowness and its mirrors, its secret shadows and its dense tree-lined banks.
rivers connect regions that without them would never have known such closeness, such an embrace, a magnificent and imaginary union that arises from the mere mention of their names
this Loing that sang to me here with gentleness and kindness
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© Pierre Cressant
(lundi 13 août 2012)