The artwork titled “The Banks of the Seine in Autumn” is an oil on canvas painting created by Alfred Sisley in 1876. It is an exemplar of the Impressionist art movement and depicts a landscape scene. The painting measures 46 x 65 cm and is currently located at the Städel Museum in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
The artwork features a tranquil riverside scene, characterized by a gentle yet evocative depiction of autumn. The Seine River winds through the composition, with bare trees stretching along its banks. A subtle palette of muted tones dominates the painting, capturing the season’s serene atmosphere. The soft, diffuse light further enhances the peaceful ambience, while the reflections in the water add depth and dimension. The meticulous brushwork and attention to natural light and color reflect Sisley’s Impressionist style, conveying the transient beauty of the landscape.
