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Ice on the Oise River II
Original price was: $599.00.$299.00Current price is: $299.00.
Artist: Gustave Loiseau
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Ice on the Oise River II by Gustave Loiseau. Floating ice and tree reflections mark the Oise River. Hand-painted in oil on canvas.
Description
Description
A broad stretch of river carries floating ice beneath a row of trees. The opposite bank is dark with bare branches, while the foreground water shows long, broken reflections. A low shoreline and a few small objects appear near the center. The sky is pale and overcast.
About Ice on the Oise River Ii Reproduction
Cool green, grey and blue dominate, with darker tones in the tree line. Ice forms irregular pale patches across the water. The reflected trunks create vertical marks softened by ripples. A faint warm hue appears near the horizon.
The tree line gives the river a horizontal boundary, while the broken ice animates its surface. Reflections connect the banks to the foreground. The muted winter palette keeps the scene calm and spacious. The river is divided into patches of pale ice and dark open water. Trees and low buildings line the far shore, their reflections interrupted by the frozen surface. A yellow-grey sky gives the scene a subdued glow. Pale reflections cross the frozen river, with a dark opening near the middle. The distant bank is softly blurred beneath the muted sky. The water reflects the pale sky in narrow bands. A low wooded bank borders the river. A slender gap between the larger shapes draws attention to the space behind them.
The hand-painted reproduction
ByMuseum offers Ice on the Oise River II by Gustave Loiseau as a hand-painted oil reproduction on canvas. Hang horizontally to preserve the broad surface of the river.
- Bare trees line the far bank.
- Irregular ice patches break the water.
- Painted individually in oil on canvas.
- Select the available size and presentation on this page.
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