“Mont-Saint-Michel, Morning”

Peinture impressionniste 1907 de Clarence Gagnon

Bel après-midi ‍♀️

Camille Pissarro (Français, 1830-1903), Soleil du matin, automne, 1897, huile sur toile, 54,5 x 65,0 cm, Paris, musée d'Orsay

Alfred Sisley (français, 1839 - 1899), Un Noyer dans la prairie de Thomery, 1880, huile sur toile, 57,8 x 71,8 cm

Camille Pissarro (Français, 1830-1903), Pommiers à Pontoise, 1868, huile sur toile, 38,3 x 46,6 cm, collection privée

One Thousand and One Wonders

John Singer Sargent (1856-1925), American painter who lived mainly in Europe.

Affiliated with the Impressionist movement, he will be particularly renowned for his portraits, combining the sophistication of his style and the colours and light studies of the Impressionists. He will be particularly prolific, and will paint nearly 900 canvases and 2000 watercolors throughout his career.

(The pictures show, in order: Mrs. Fiske Warren - Gretchen Osgood - and Her Daughter Rachel, 1903 ; Hercules, 1921 ; Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose, detail, 1885-1886 ; Portrait of Mrs A Lawrence Rotch, 1903 ; An Artist in His Studio, 1904 ; Portrait of Isabella Stewart Gardner, 1888 ; Portrait of Mrs. Elliott Fitch Shepard, 1888 ; Simplon Pass: The Tease, 1911 ; Orestes Pursued by the Furies, 1921 ; and finally, Miss Beatrice Townsend, 1882)

Nymphéas

The Water Lilies are a series of paintings realized by the French impressionist paintor, Claude Monet (1840-1926), during the last years of his life. Representing the pond in his Giverny garden, the artist was suffering from a cataract when these works were made.

(The images show some details of various elements from the series of oil paintings named the “Nymphéas”, in English, “the Water Lilies”, executed between 1914 and 1926)