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The Heights at Marly by Alfred Sisley in France
" coined by art critic Louis Leroy in jest of this new movement
the artist's torment
inspired by his contemporaries Monet and Renoir
boccioni charge lancers Dimensions (inches):11 x 17" The Heights at Marly byCharge of the Lancers painted by Umberto Boccioni in 1915 is an exaltation of struggle and war. These are the years of the First World War, and the exponents of the futurist movement are in favor of interventionism. In the painting, a group of soldiers on horseback stands out in the midst of a hard and victorious battle. In the lower left, the crushed enemy is overwhelmed and defeated. Learn more about futurist art
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