Autumn, Poplars, Eragny by Camille Pissarro - Postcard

Autumn, Poplars, Éragny (Automne, Peupliers, Eragny) is a landscape painting by French Impressionist Camille Pissarro (1830–1903), created in 1894. Painted in oil on canvas, the work captures the countryside of Éragny during the changing season, with tall poplar trees rising through a richly coloured autumn landscape.

Pissarro was deeply interested in the changing effects of light, weather and season, and this painting transforms an ordinary rural view into a study of colour and atmosphere. The vertical rhythm of the poplars gives structure to the composition, while warm autumnal tones and broken brushwork create a sense of movement in the foliage and air.

The landscape reflects Pissarro's mature Impressionist approach: rather than describing nature through precise outlines, he builds the scene through colour, light and visible brushstrokes. The result is an intimate impression of the countryside at a particular moment of the year.

Today held in the collection of the Denver Art Museum, Autumn, Poplars, Éragny is a beautiful example of Pissarro's fascination with rural France and the fleeting beauty of seasonal change. Reproduced as a fine-art postcard, it is a thoughtful choice for lovers of Impressionist painting, autumn landscapes, French art and nature-inspired postcrossing.

Density -350 g/m

Glossy lamination on the front side of the postcard.

Size - 10*15cm