*Dimensions include the frame This oil painting of the Seine in Paris, with its expressive brushstrokes and vibrant depiction of light on water, echoes the techniques of famous Impressionist painters like Claude Monet. The way the artist captures the reflection of the sky on the Seine’s surface brings to mind Monet's "Water Lilies," where water serves not just as a subject but also as a canvas for the play of light and color. The natural framing of the scene with overhanging branches is reminiscent of Camille Pissarro’s riverside landscapes, which often included lush foliage. The composition balances the architectural elements and the organic forms, much like the harmonious coexistence of the urban and the pastoral in Monet’s "The Houses of Parliament" series. This painting, while distinct, shares with the Impressionists a fascination with the fluidity of water and the transient beauty of everyday moments captured with immediacy and emotion.