Rouen Cathedral, red, Sunlight 1892

Claude Monet’s “Rouen Cathedral, red, Sunlight” (1892) is a prime example of his Impressionist style, where light and color are the primary focus. The painting, now housed in the National Museum of Serbia, Belgrade, depicts the façade of Rouen Cathedral bathed in warm, red hues, which Monet achieved using bold brushstrokes and fragmented forms. This piece is part of a larger series of paintings of the Rouen Cathedral, each capturing the shifting light and atmosphere of the building at different times of day.