

Curatorial Narrative The City at Sunset, created by Eugne Jansson in 1897, stands as an exemplar of Impressionist experimentation. Jansson’s technique of applying thick layers of paint in impasto creates a textured surface that invites the viewer to engage with the cityscape’s intricate structures and atmospheric nuances. By juxtaposing blues and reds, he achieves a chromatic structure that not only captures the fleeting effects of sunset but also establishes an intriguing visual tension.When enlarged to 44×65, The City at Sunset assumes a commanding presence in a luxury interior environment. Its palette, characterized by deep blues and warm grays, exerts a calming influence, while the impasto technique imbues the artwork with a sense of tactile authenticity. Spatial rhythm is established through Jansson’s deliberate composition, which positions the cityscape against a serene horizon line. Atmospheric weight is heightened as the spa
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