
Marine de Nuit by Alfred Stevens (1823-1906)
Alfred Stevens · Belgian, 1823-1906
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A night seascape showing a small steamboat with a dark smoke plume crossing rippling water that reflects a pale moon. Sailboats and a distant shoreline appear faintly on the horizon beneath a grey, hazy sky. The work is by Alfred Stevens and dated 1906.



































