Carrières-Saint-Denis, 1872 – Claude Monet Wall Art | Musée d'Orsay Impressionist Seine Canvas Print

Painted in 1872, Claude Monet's Carrières-Saint-Denis depicts the small Seine-side village just downstream of Argenteuil, rendered in the broken brushwork and freshly observed palette of the painter's foundational Argenteuil-period manner. The canvas, now held in the collection of the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, belongs to a quietly celebrated group of riverside studies the painter produced in the earliest years following his settlement in the town that would give its name to one of the foundational chapters of Impressionism. A historically significant and warmly atmospheric work for any interior drawn to French Impressionism.