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Barges on the Loing, Morning Effect
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Francis Picabia completed this morning scene of barges on the Loing River, capturing early light effects in an Impressionist manner. The work shows his early mastery of atmospheric landscapes.
Before Dadaism, Picabia was an accomplished Impressionist painter. This river scene is in a private collection.
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About Barges on the Loing, Morning Effect
The Loing River, a tributary of the Seine. Picabia captured the morning light on its waters. Francis Picabia painted this morning scene of barges on the Loing River, capturing early light effects in an Impressionist manner.
You can see it at Private Collection in Unknown, Unknown. Francis Picabia created it. This river scene is in a private collection..
The Loing is a tributary of the Seine in central France. Picabia and many Impressionists painted along its banks near Moret-sur-Loing, where Alfred Sisley also famously worked.
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