Sisley was a countryside guy. A landscape painter at heart. He needed fields, riverbanks, rural communes. The frantic industrialization that fascinated so many of his peers left him cold. So when he did paint the big city, he went to the river. And somehow made one of the most iconic buildings in Paris look like a countryside mansion. 150 years later, we still need that. Still need green.
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