Waterloo Bridge, Gray Day
1903 Ordrupgaard
About this artwork
This oil painting depicts Waterloo Bridge in London on a misty day, part of Monet's extensive series of London views captured during his visits between 1899 and 1901, often finished in his studio in Giverny.
Did you know?
Claude Monet was fascinated by the atmospheric effects of London's fog and industrial smog, returning to the city multiple times to capture its iconic landmarks under varying light conditions. He often worked on several canvases simultaneously, shifting from one to another as the light changed, aiming to capture the fleeting moment and unique ambiance of the city. These London paintings, including "Waterloo Bridge, Gray Day," are celebrated for their masterful depiction of light, color, and the subtle interplay of natural and industrial elements.
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Waterloo Bridge, Gray Day
Claude Monet, 1903
