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Moonlit Square at Nancy Art print

La Place de la Carrière au clair de lune à Nancy | Reproduction Tableau Décoration murale affiche copie
La Place de la Carrière au clair de lune à Nancy | Reproduction Tableau Décoration murale affiche copie
La Place de la Carrière au clair de lune à Nancy | Reproduction Tableau Décoration murale affiche copie
La Place de la Carrière au clair de lune à Nancy | Reproduction Tableau Décoration murale affiche copie
La Place de la Carrière au clair de lune à Nancy | Reproduction Tableau Décoration murale affiche copie
La Place de la Carrière au clair de lune à Nancy | Reproduction Tableau Décoration murale affiche copie

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"The Place de la Carrière by moonlight, Nancy" is a work by the French painter Henri Le Sidaner, dated 1927. Henri Le Sidaner, born in 1862 and died in 1939, was known for his intimate landscapes and urban scenes, often bathed in a soft and mysterious light.

This particular work depicts the Place de la Carrière in Nancy, a city in eastern France. The scene is illuminated by moonlight, which is characteristic of Le Sidaner's style. He had a preference for light effects, particularly evening or moonlight, which give his paintings a poetic and melancholic atmosphere.

In his paintings, Le Sidaner often avoided the direct representation of human figures, preferring to suggest their presence through signs such as empty chairs or set tables. This approach contributes to the calm and contemplative atmosphere of his works.

Le Sidaner, although sometimes associated with Impressionism, developed a unique style, blending Impressionist elements with a Symbolist sensitivity. His works are appreciated for their dreamlike quality and their ability to capture the tranquil essence of urban scenes and gardens.

Moonlit Square at Nancy Art print

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Matte finish

View from behind

FRAME (OPTIONAL)

"The Place de la Carrière by moonlight, Nancy" is a work by the French painter Henri Le Sidaner, dated 1927. Henri Le Sidaner, born in 1862 and died in 1939, was known for his intimate landscapes and urban scenes, often bathed in a soft and mysterious light.

This particular work depicts the Place de la Carrière in Nancy, a city in eastern France. The scene is illuminated by moonlight, which is characteristic of Le Sidaner's style. He had a preference for light effects, particularly evening or moonlight, which give his paintings a poetic and melancholic atmosphere.

In his paintings, Le Sidaner often avoided the direct representation of human figures, preferring to suggest their presence through signs such as empty chairs or set tables. This approach contributes to the calm and contemplative atmosphere of his works.

Le Sidaner, although sometimes associated with Impressionism, developed a unique style, blending Impressionist elements with a Symbolist sensitivity. His works are appreciated for their dreamlike quality and their ability to capture the tranquil essence of urban scenes and gardens.

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