A rare and increasingly difficult-to-find exhibition catalog dedicated to the subtle, atmospheric world of French painter Henri Le Sidaner.
Published for the important retrospective held at the prestigious Musée Marmottan Monet (May 2 – July 16, 1989), this catalog is one of the few substantial printed references focused entirely on Le Sidaner’s work—making it highly sought after by collectors of Impressionism and Post-Impressionism.
Le Sidaner’s work is known for its quiet luminosity, empty streets, candlelit windows, and intimate garden scenes—yet dedicated publications on his art remain surprisingly scarce. This 120-page volume stands out as a significant scholarly and visual record of his oeuvre.
Featuring texts by Rémy Le Sidaner and Catherine Lévy-Lambert, along with catalog commentary by Marianne Delafond, this publication combines art historical depth with beautifully reproduced works.
For collectors, this is not just a catalog—it is one of the few accessible printed gateways into Le Sidaner’s world.
