No. 2818.—THE WEIR GATE AT OPTEVOZ

(La Vanne d’Optevoz)

In the limpid clear water of the river, in the foreground, are

reflected the blue sky and the opposite river bank, which, from a

grassy slope on the left changes abruptly, near the weir gate, into

a steep, low, sandstone cliff, on the crest of which some trees and

bushes are silhouetted against the sky. On the left some ducks are

swimming on the mirror-like water.

Signed on left:—“DAUBIGNY, 1859.”

Painted in oil on canvas.

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