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The Banks of the Seine, Champrosay (La Seine à Champrosay), 1876 by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
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The Banks of the Seine, Champrosay, painted by Pierre-Auguste Renoir in 1876, looks across the river toward the gentle slopes of the Île-de-France south of Paris, tall grasses and reeds pressed close against the picture plane in the foreground. Renoir worked at Champrosay near the Forest of Sénart while visiting the novelist Alphonse Daudet, capturing the scene in rapid, broken brushwork of cool blues, fresh greens, and warm ivory. The painting dates from the height of Renoir's Impressionist landscape period and today hangs in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.
Artist: Pierre-Auguste Renoir (French, 1841-1919). Date: 1876.
The Banks of the Seine, Champrosay (La Seine à Champrosay), 1876 by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Impressionist River Wall Art Canvas Print.
A note on this reproduction: this print renders in cooler, paler tones, with a soft blue-grey sky and gentle green grasses along the bank; the water reads as a light, hazy blue.
Also available as the first edition: View the deeply saturated purple-blue edition of The Banks of the Seine, Champrosay. Same painting, with golden foliage, a purple-blue sky and deep blue water.
Also available as a second edition: View the warm golden-cream edition of The Banks of the Seine, Champrosay. Same painting, with a warm cream-white sky and golden-yellow grasses along the bank.
Also available as a third edition: View the deep violet-blue edition of The Banks of the Seine, Champrosay. Same painting, with a rich violet-blue sky, darker olive-green grasses and indigo water.