Charing Cross Bridge, The Thames
1903 Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon
About this artwork
This painting is part of Monet's renowned "London Series," capturing the iconic Charing Cross Bridge and the atmospheric conditions of the River Thames. Monet often worked on multiple canvases simultaneously to record the subtle changes in light and mist over the city.
Did you know?
Monet's trips to London were largely dedicated to capturing the city's unique atmospheric effects, particularly its famous fog, which he found endlessly fascinating. He famously described London's fog as providing a 'cloak' to everything, making the city even more mysterious and beautiful to paint. His dedication led to a series of works that are masterclasses in rendering light and its fleeting interactions with urban landscapes.
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Charing Cross Bridge, The Thames
Claude Monet, 1903
