Sainte-Adresse (Bateaux de pêche sur le rivage), 1867 by Claude Monet

Sainte-Adresse (Bateaux de pêche sur le rivage), painted by Claude Monet in 1867 depicts fishing boats hauled up on the pale shingle beach, fishermen gathered beside them, and the low headland of Sainte-Adresse stretching into the Channel beneath a silvery, cloud-filled sky. Monet painted the scene during his long summer stay of 1867 at his aunt's house in this coastal town near Le Havre, turning away from its holiday crowds to record the everyday life of the working shore. The canvas is now held in the National Gallery of Art, Washington.

Artist: Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926). Date: 1867.

Sainte-Adresse (Bateaux de pêche sur le rivage), 1867 by Claude Monet. Normandy Coast Scene Wall Art Canvas Print.

This edition is color-graded with cooler, silver tones for a crisp, atmospheric finish.