Banks of the Seine near Vétheuil, 1881 – Claude Monet Wall Art | Impressionist Riverside Canvas Print

Painted in 1881 — the closing year of his Vétheuil period — Claude Monet's Banks of the Seine near Vétheuil captures the Norman riverside under the warmly observed light of late summer or early autumn, the foliage and reflections rendered in the freely handled brushwork that defines his mature Impressionist style. By 1881 Monet was preparing the move that would take him first to Poissy and then, in 1883, to Giverny. The Vétheuil canvases of these final months belong to one of the painter's most personally significant landscapes. A historically significant and atmospherically resonant work for any interior drawn to the finest of French Impressionism.