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Story
A town along a river comes into view, its church rising above a cluster of rooftops that lean into rolling green hills. The palette stays gentle throughout, built from soft blues, greens, and pale yellows that give the whole scene a quiet, airy feel. This oil painting, titled Vétheuil, was created in 1902 by Claude Monet and is held at the National Museum of Western Art. Monet (1840–1926), a French painter associated with Impressionism, also created Impression, Sunrise. Looking closely, the hills seem to fold gently around the town, with the church acting as a steady anchor amid the softened colors and loose brushwork that define the rest of the composition.
Where it works
Pastel artwork suited to living rooms and bedrooms, and to hotel guest rooms, in a vertical format.