Description
About The Thames below Westminster
Claude Monet’s The Thames below Westminster, painted around 1871, views London through a veil of mist. Dark posts and a riverside jetty anchor the foreground, while boats cross the water beneath the distant bridge and Houses of Parliament. Muted gray and brown tones soften the architecture, with pale warmth in the sky and broken reflections on the river. Made during Monet’s first stay in London, the painting combines atmospheric light with the activity of a working waterway. The original belongs to the National Gallery, London.
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