Claude Monet - Waterloo Bridge, Sunlight Effect 1902

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Claude Monet - Waterloo Bridge, Sunlight Effect 1902

Waterloo Bridge, Sunlight Effect 1902
65x100cm oil/canvas
Bührle Foundation, Zurich, Switzerland
The image is only being used for informational and educational purposes

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From Bührle Foundation, Zurich:
From Giverny Monet undertook many journeys to London, which were significant for his work. He had already been to England, during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71, and his encounter then with the work of Turner had been decisive. No one before Turner had seen the landscape so much modified by atmospheric fluctuations, and so to see it now became Monet’s own purpose. Between 1899 and 1904 Monet painted in London series of paintings, thereby capturing the Houses of Parliament, the Thames and the bridges leading over the river - as is the case in the picture of the Bührle Collection.