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Bank at Poissy
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Francis Picabia executed this riverside scene at Poissy, showing the riverbank landscape in an impressionistic style. The work dates from his early career before his shift to more experimental modes.
Picabia explored many artistic movements throughout his life. This early landscape is in a private collection.
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About Bank at Poissy
This is from Picabia's early Impressionist phase, before he became known for Dada and abstract work. Francis Picabia painted this riverside scene at Poissy, showing the riverbank landscape in an impressionistic style.
In a private collection. Picabia's early landscapes are less known than his later radical works, in Unknown, Unknown. Francis Picabia painted this riverside scene at Poissy, showing the riverbank landscape in an impressionistic style.
Picabia began as a Post-Impressionist landscape painter before radically shifting to abstract and Dada art. His early riverside scenes show a talent for light and atmosphere.
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