Impression, Sunrise, 1872 – Claude Monet Wall Art | Foundational Impressionist Harbour Canvas Print

Claude Monet's Impression, Sunrise is the painting that gave the Impressionist movement its name — a view of the harbour at Le Havre at dawn, painted in 1872 and exhibited in 1874 at the first independent exhibition organised by Monet and his colleagues. A hostile critic seized on the title to mock the entire group as mere "impressionists," and the term, originally derisive, was claimed by the painters and entered the language of art history. The canvas is one of the foundational works of modern painting. A historically momentous and atmospherically magnificent work for any interior drawn to the masterworks of French Impressionism.