Landscape By The Impressionist Painter Alfred Sisley

From 1872 to 1878 was Alfred Sisley creative peak although his life started to become poor due to his father’s death. His achievements in colors during this time was prominent, rich, strong, gorgeous and without losing stability at the same time. “Flood at Port-Marly” and “Boat in the flood” were created in the same year, through this we can see that, he was attracted to the Marley flood. This theme allowed him to play his color expertise to represent the glittering water surface. We can not see tumults on the screen, there are only stable and calm atmosphere. Sisley did not report the situations of the flood, but combined his personal feelings with the gray sky and the broad water surface instead and represented these feelings elegantly. These are also his proposals, the plots and themes should be represented simply and easily to be understood and make the audiences grasp easily. Deleting the extra details enables the viewers think over following the directions of the artist and let them discover the fascinate things the painter yearned for. For more please visit www.artisoo.com