What location near Paris did Sisley often depict?
The Seine
Montmartre
The Louvre
Versailles
Answer
The Seine, a prominent river in Paris, served as a frequent subject in Sisley's paintings. Sisley found endless inspiration in capturing the river's changing moods and reflections of light on its surface. His works often depicted the riverbanks, bridges, and surrounding landscapes, showcasing his mastery in portraying the interplay of natural elements and the effects of light and atmosphere.
Mastering the Brush: The Artistry of Alfred Sisley
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