1884. Monet went south to work with the Mediterranean light. Seurat started making dots, one after another. Renoir changed everything and entered his dry period. Degas stopped painting outdoors altogether. But one Impressionist never flinched. Alfred Sisley stood firm: Landscapes. Painted from life. Always. No discussion.
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