Snow at Louveciennes

Sisley returned to Louveciennes through three winters, painting snow under different skies; this 1874 version, now at the Musee d’Orsay, is widely considered the strongest. Our oil painting reproduction follows the original tones, white-grey snow, soft pinks in the cottage walls, a deep slate sky.

The figure walks toward us; a small thread of life in an otherwise still scene. Sisley layered cool greys over warm under-tones to make the snow feel cold; you can read the brushwork up close, but from a metre back the picture settles into quiet atmosphere.

Hang the impressionist landscape print in a winter-cool palette of stone, charcoal and rust. The composition reads vertical, so it suits hallways, bedside walls and narrow study panels where a wide canvas would crowd.

Choose stretched canvas, floating frame or a slim black framed print. Each is hand-stretched in our Perth workshop and shipped Australia-wide on rigid backing.