Rouen Cathedral, The Portal and the Tour d'Albene, Grey Weather 1894
claudemonet
Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen, Rouen, France
holy-places
possibly oil pastel
derelict
carved into stone
street graffiti
underpainting
urban art
paint stroke
watercolour bleed
mixed medium
watercolor
Claude Monet's "Rouen Cathedral, The Portal and the Tour d'Albene, Grey Weather" (1894) is a captivating example of Impressionism. This oil-on-canvas painting captures the facade of the Rouen Cathedral under a hazy, gray sky. Monet's signature brushstrokes are evident, creating a sense of movement and light, particularly in the depiction of the cathedral's intricate stonework. This is one of a series of thirty paintings of the cathedral, showcasing the artist's fascination with capturing the nuances of light and atmosphere at different times of day and in different weather conditions. It's a remarkable piece that offers a glimpse into Monet's mastery of color and his ability to capture fleeting moments in time.
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