Le Fjord de Christiania (Oslo)
1895 Musée d'Orsay
About this artwork
This oil on canvas painting captures a wintry scene of a Norwegian fjord, likely from Monet's trip to Norway in 1895. It features the characteristic loose brushwork and atmospheric effects of the Impressionist movement.
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Claude Monet embarked on a trip to Norway in 1895, specifically to Christiania (now Oslo) and the surrounding areas. He was captivated by the unique light and challenging snowy landscapes, producing a series of works that explored these new visual themes. This trip marked one of the few times the artist ventured into Nordic scenery, providing a distinctive chapter in his celebrated career of capturing light and atmosphere.
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Le Fjord de Christiania (Oslo)
Claude Monet, 1895
