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

The Boats, Regatta at Argenteuil (Les Barques, Régates à Argenteuil), painted by Claude Monet around 1874 captures a cluster of sailboats gliding on the Seine beneath a wide, cloud-streaked sky, their cream and white sails catching what light breaks through the overcast afternoon. A row of red-roofed houses and a solitary tree line the near shore, rendered in short, blunt strokes that dissolve architectural detail into pure color and reflected light. Painted during Monet's years at Argenteuil, a riverside town that became a favored subject for its sailing regattas, the work exemplifies the plein-air technique and everyday leisure subjects that defined the emerging Impressionist movement.

Artist: Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926). Date: 1874.

The Boats, Regatta at Argenteuil (Les Barques, Régates à Argenteuil), 1874 by Claude Monet. Impressionist Regatta Canvas Print.

This edition is color-graded with warm peach and gold tones in the sky, set against turquoise touches in the water.

Also available as the first edition: View the cool silvery-blue edition of The Boats, Regatta at Argenteuil. Same painting, with cool silvery-blue tones across the sky and water.

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.