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Date : approx. between 1855 and 1865
Material : Oil on canvas
Acquisition : Lent by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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European Painting
Painting
Area related
Brunoy (France)
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Claude Monet called Corot "the father of us all", for he may have been the most influential and prolific landscape painter of the nineteenth century. Here Corot established a firm composition of tree trunks, a meadow, and a distant diagonally sloping hillside, over which he lays a shimmering veil of sun-dappled foliage. This painting tells no story; Corot's subject is light, color, and the time-softened memory of charming forest enclosure.
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