Alfred Sisley produced the original oil painting titled simply The Abandoned House in 1886. Sisley’s draw toward the work of Corot and Courbet is well documented and indeed they do seem to have an accent upon this oil painting: Which was created toward the end of his artistic career – And without doubt there is a great difference between this oil painting and the comparatively somber landscapes Sisley produced when he first began landscape painting.

The brushstrokes are brisk and the palette is light: A style that set itself apart from the staunch classicists who dominated the Parisian art world at the time: And a time which has since been regarded as the period which gave rise to Impressionism. Sisley did indeed receive his artistic training in Paris where he became a student at the studios of Charles Gleyre together with Monet and Renoir – The three become somewhat of the Three Musketeers with regards to leading the way to Impressionism.

The original The Abandoned House by Sisley is not available to the public as it is part of a private collection. The high quality reproduction oil on canvas wall art of this composition we offer however means that collectors worldwide can enjoy this oil painting everyday – And without doubt there are few modern art lovers who would not enjoy this cheerful piece.