Snow at Louveciennes - Posters Size:Small Size 12x17 inches His first major commission was

His first major commission was the decoration of the ceiling of the private dining salon of the mother-superior in the Convent of St

Between 1884 and 1888 Pissarro experimented with the pointillist method of the younger Seurat

and described about the thought and the way he executed it on the canvas

In the upper left of the painting a fish bursts out of the pomegranate

He made many paintings of this river

Snow at Louveciennes - Posters Size:Small Size 12x17 inches His first major commission wasAlfred Sisleys Snow at Louveciennes captures the silence and serenity of snowfall in a village. It reflects the artists mature period of the 1870s, when he created his lightest, most luminous and lyrical paintings. Snow scenes were an ideal motif for impressionist: the softening and blurring of forms and the dense atmosphere required a muted palette to capture the myriad tones of reflected light and the softened contours of the landscape. Duncan