Where is "The Quay at Le Havre" by PISSARRO, Camille?

"The Quay at Le Havre" is held in the permanent collection of Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, United Kingdom.

Which museum has "The Quay at Le Havre"?

"The Quay at Le Havre" is on display at Ashmolean Museum in Oxford.

Who painted "The Quay at Le Havre" and when?

"The Quay at Le Havre" was painted by PISSARRO, Camille in 1903.

What are the dimensions of "The Quay at Le Havre"?

"The Quay at Le Havre" measures 105 × 169 cm.

What art movement is "The Quay at Le Havre" associated with?

"The Quay at Le Havre" is a work of French, Impressionism & Modernism, painted by PISSARRO, Camille.

Can I see "The Quay at Le Havre" in person?

Yes — "The Quay at Le Havre" is on permanent display at Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

PISSARRO, Camille: The Quay at Le Havre

✦ PISSARRO, Camille

🖼 The Quay at Le Havre, 1903

◈ Pencil

⊞ 105 × 169 cm

▣ Ashmolean Museum

◎ Oxford, United Kingdom

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Soft brushwork captures bustling harbor activity—boats, figures, and dock structures dissolve into shimmering light and atmosphere. Pissarro's late pointillist technique transforms a mundane industrial scene into luminous poetry, exemplifying Impressionism's enduring power to reveal beauty in modern life.

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