1839
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1899
Alfred Sisley was a British-French Impressionist landscape painter known for his delicate treatment of light and atmosphere. His serene river scenes, village views, and countryside landscapes, such as The Bridge at Villeneuve-la-Garenne, exemplify Impressionism’s focus on natural beauty and transient effects. Though less commercially successful than some peers, Sisley’s lyrical style and dedication to plein air painting left a lasting impact on landscape art.
