WALTER HELBIG | Afternoon Light at Argenteuil
Oil on Board
35 x 42 cms / 13 ¾ x 16 ½ inches
Signed W H (lower right)
Afternoon Light at Argenteuil by Walter Helbig is a captivating depiction of the Seine’s tranquil waters, where light dances across the rippling surface. The work is a direct copy of Monet's paintings The Bridge at Argenteuil and The Argenteuil Bridge. Helbig’s delicate palette and impressionistic brushwork breathe life into this serene riverside painting, capturing the essence of Argenteuil’s charm. The iconic bridge stands gracefully amidst lush greenery and gently sailing boats, evoking a timeless moment of quiet beauty. This composition offers a glimpse into Helbig’s poetic vision and his profound connection to nature.
Walter Helbig (1883–1968) was a distinguished Swiss painter and printmaker, renowned for his contributions to Expressionism and his mastery of woodcut techniques. Born in Zürich, Helbig’s artistic journey was shaped by his studies at the Kunstgewerbeschule Zürich and subsequent training in Germany and Italy, where he immersed himself in avant-garde movements.
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