How does this artwork elucidate its Analysis?
According to Timo Huusko, in Luxembourg Gardens, Paris Edelfelt seems "anemic" but shows the color of joy in the midst of the influx of impressionistic paintings, even though he was about to receive rave reviews. Contrary to his habits, Edelfelt tried to depict a fleeting moment in painting, which is characteristic of Impressionism. Edelfelt paid particular attention to the effect of sunlight and made many sketches on the spot. However, he finished the work largely in Haikko.  Despite the transitory nature of Impressionist painting, the clothing fabrics and materials are described disstinctly. In the shadow of the foreground figures are painted very closely.Edelfelt was at this time already fairly well known by the Paris art world having lived there for ten years. Among his works, there are no other large Paris-themed works. The reason is probably that in Paris, he was able to stand out from the competition with piquant and exotic Finnish topics.
Impressionism Paris Luxembourg Gardens