Paris at Night | Charles Courtney Curran | 1889 16th Century The satyrs are shown indulging

The satyrs are shown indulging in wine and grapes

the work reflects his fascination with transparency

turbulent tones

The Hague (1868) by Petrus van Schendel is a superb example of the artist’s mastery of nocturnal light and atmosphere

while peculiar instruments and objects appear scattered throughout the image

Paris at Night | Charles Courtney Curran | 1889 16th Century The satyrs are shown indulgingUnder the glow of gaslight, Paris comes alive after dark as carriages, figures, and streetlamps shimmer on rain slicked streets. Reflections ripple across the pavement, softening the city into a scene of warmth and movement amid the night. With loose brushwork and luminous colour, Charles Courtney Curran captures the romance and quiet energy of nocturnal Paris, poised between bustle and reverie. Frame: Created from high quality wood, milled with