Sepia Landscape Print After Corot

A quiet landscape print after Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, whose work helped shape the Barbizon school and laid the foundation for later Impressionist landscapes. Held in soft sepia tones, light filters gently through tall, wind-worn trees, with small figures adding a sense of scale and stillness.

Set within a wide, brushed gold mat and a simple frame, the composition feels intimate despite its openness. The contrast between the delicate scene and the structured framing gives it a grounded, collected presence.

11" x 8.25"

Please note: slight discoloration to one corner of the frame and a gentle waviness to the print, both consistent with age and not immediately noticeable.