Banks of the Loing
William Lamb Picknell
key Notes:
Impressionistic landscape, Tranquil river scene
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Dimensions:
58 1/4 x 83 in. (148 x 210.8 cm)
medium:
Oil on canvas
Difficulty:
Intermediate
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story of the work:
"Banks of the Loing," created by William Lamb Picknell around 1894–97, depicts a serene landscape along the Loing River in France, showcasing the artist's interest in natural light and atmospheric effects. Picknell, an American painter associated with the Barbizon School, often focused on plein air techniques, capturing the essence of rural scenes in his works.
Description of the work:
"Banks of the Loing" by William Lamb Picknell features a serene landscape characterized by a tranquil river scene bordered by lush greenery and trees, rendered in a naturalistic style. The use of light and color creates a harmonious atmosphere, with reflections on the water enhancing the sense of depth and tranquility in the composition.
Artwork Photograph Source:
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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