The artwork “His at Suresne,” crafted by artist Alfred Sisley in 1874, is an oil painting on canvas belonging to the Impressionism movement. This landscape, measuring 46 x 61 cm, is housed at the Wallraf-Richartz Museum in Cologne, Germany.
The artwork captures a serene riverside scene with a bridge extending over tranquil waters, reflecting the surrounding environment. The left side showcases a series of buildings with a distinct red hue, while the right side is dominated by lush, green trees. The sky above is depicted in gentle hues of light blue and white, with soft clouds lending a peaceful atmosphere to the painting. The portrayal of natural light and the interplay of colors are characteristic of the Impressionist style, emphasizing the artist’s perception of the landscape. Figures are discernibly present by the water and scattered along the path, contributing to the liveliness and human presence within the tranquil setting.
