Lady’s Cove, Langland Bay, Wales レディース・コーヴ、ラングランド湾、ウェールズれでぃーす・こーう゛、らんぐらんどわん、うぇーるず

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1897年、シスレーは数ヵ月の間、南イングランドと南ウェールズを訪れ、カーディフ、ペナースの海岸を描いた。秋、現地で制作した25枚ほどの絵画を携えて戻ってきたが、本作はこの中に含まれていたと思われる。シスレーはこの頃すでに喉頭癌に冒されていたが、最後の生命力をふりしぼるように美しい海岸線をカンヴァスに描きとどめた。近景の人物はシスレーの家族であろうか。ラングランド湾は南ウェールズの港で、シスレーはこの海岸の波打ち際と岩場を淡々とした筆致で描いている。

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January 9, 2026