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Gustave Caillebotte executed this serene river view in the 1870s, depicting the banks of the Yerres River near his family estate. Trees reflect in calm water while soft light filters through foliage. Caillebotte's careful composition balances natural observation with structured design, creating harmony between realism and decoration.
The Yerres property provided Caillebotte with endless subjects during the 1870s, from gardens to water views. These works show him developing his distinctive approach before moving to Paris. The painting remains in a private collection, documenting a peaceful period in the artist's life.
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