sisley louveciennes Dimensions (inches):54 x 65" The work depicts a child

The work depicts a child holding a dove in his hands

for example: Four-lane Highway (without cars) or House by the Train Tracks (without people or train)

Decorative painting by Wassily Kandinsky

The place is an old mill located on the top of a Parisian hill

A masterpiece of Russian abstract art by Wassily Kandinsky

sisley louveciennes Dimensions (inches):54 x 65" The work depicts a childPainting Louveciennes or, The Heights at Marly by Alfred Sisley in France, 1873. Towards the end of the 1800s, the area of Paris known as Louveciennes became a major source of inspiration for many prominent painters of the time. Alfred would sit for several days to paint next to the Louveciennes Pavilion (Chteau de Madame du Barry), on the downhill path. The houses depicted in his work are now historical monuments and were part of the impressive