rameurs sur la seine x monet

rameurs sur la seine x monetThis oil painting is a tribute to rowing races and the city of Paris. Adopting Claude Monet's impressionist technique, the painting uses touches of colour and light to evoke movement and the summer atmosphere. A nod to the artist, who moved to a house in Argenteuil, near the Seine, in 1971.

It was in Giverny that the artist found much of his inspiration

fluid lines and bold primary colors

surrounded by a richly textured background

He captures the changing light that grazes the water lilies throughout the day

The tormented sky and the mountains on the horizon evoke eternity and the passage of time

contemplation

The light comes from the sun hidden in the fog

Gauguin highlighted the raw

As a genre scene

Robert Delaunay's Landscape of Laon is a work of the Orphic movement

Although the scene is domestic and perhaps familiar

This painting offers a refreshing and timeless vision of an intimate moment