Sunlight on the Banks of the Loing (1908) by Francis Picabia

“Sunlight on the Banks of the Loing,” created in 1908 by Francis Picabia, is an oil painting on canvas measuring 65.2 by 92 cm. This landscape artwork aligns with the Divisionism art movement and is presently held in a private collection.

The artwork portrays a serene riverside scene, with the sun filtering through a copse of trees and casting dappled shadows onto the ground and water. The vivid colors and distinct brushstrokes, characteristic of Divisionism, create a vibrant interplay of light and contrast. The tranquil boat on the river adds a touch of human presence, yet maintains harmony with the natural surroundings. The painting exudes a peaceful atmosphere, capturing the essence of sunlight and nature’s tranquility.

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