The Boats, Regatta at Argenteuil (Les Barques, Régates à Argenteuil), c. 1874 by Claude Monet – Silver Blue Edition

The Boats, Regatta at Argenteuil, by Claude Monet captures a fleet of sailboats gathered on the Seine at Argenteuil, their pale canvas sails catching a bright, cloud-filled sky above rippling water. Monet (French, 1840–1926), a founding figure of Impressionism, painted the scene during his years living at Argenteuil, where the town's popular regattas gave him an ideal subject for studying reflected light and movement on water.

Artist: Claude Monet (1840–1926). Date: c. 1874.

The Boats, Regatta at Argenteuil. Historic French Impressionist Canvas Print.

This edition is color-graded with cool, silvery-blue tones across the sky and water for a crisp, airy finish.

Also available as a second edition: View the soft slate-blue edition of The Boats, Regatta at Argenteuil. Same painting, with slate-blue and grey tones, cream sails and green-tinged banks.

Also available as a third edition: View the cool blue-violet edition of The Boats, Regatta at Argenteuil. Same painting, with lavender-blue clouds over grey-blue water.

Also available as a fourth edition: View the muted silvery-grey edition of The Boats, Regatta at Argenteuil. Same painting, with softly desaturated grey clouds and water.

Also available as a fifth edition: View the warm peach-and-gold edition of The Boats, Regatta at Argenteuil. Same painting, with a peach and gold sky above turquoise-tinged water.