Armand Guillaumin Prints – Rivers, Paris & Landscape Colour
Armand Guillaumin prints bring strong landscape colour to river valleys, Paris quays and places where buildings meet open ground. Trees, water and passing light share the composition with bridges and other structures. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, alongside landscape art and Post-Impressionist prints.
The valley as an arrangement of colour
Landscape at Crozant, Creuse places trees and sloping ground within bands of pink, green and blue. The branches remain distinct while the surrounding terrain is built from closely placed colour. Other Creuse subjects provide related riverbanks, rocky ground and changing seasonal growth.
People and light along the Paris quay
Quai Saint-Bernard, Paris follows figures beside the water beneath a luminous sky. Warm touches across the foreground connect the people and the broad open surface. Browse Paris wall art for further views of the city’s quays and riverbanks.
The structure within the landscape
The Arcueil Aqueduct at Sceaux Railroad Crossing sets repeated arches above tracks and green ground. The large built form remains part of the outdoor scene, with trees and small figures providing a nearer scale. Other works follow bridges, roads and familiar structures from different viewpoints.
Related artists and collections
Compare rural light in Camille Pissarro, reflections in Claude Monet and river settings in Gustave Loiseau. The wider Post-Impressionist collection and landscape prints extend the range of colour and place.
Read more in our guide to Armand Guillaumin.
















































