By the River at Vernon 1883

Claude Monet’s 1883 painting "By the River at Vernon" depicts a picturesque scene of a village along the Seine river in France. The buildings and trees are reflected in the water, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. Monet's signature brushstrokes, particularly in the depiction of the water, are evident throughout the painting, making it a prime example of his Impressionist style. This artwork is a testament to Monet's fascination with capturing the beauty and fluidity of nature, specifically the ever-changing light and reflections in water.