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Impressions of London: Monet and Grimshaw's Artistic Vision

Discover the stunning paintings of Claude Monet and John Atkinson Grimshaw showcasing iconic London landmarks like the Houses of Parliament, London Bridge, and more. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Monet's Thames at Westminster and Grimshaw's London scenes, capturing the essence of city life in the 19th century. Delve into the exquisite details and unique perspectives that these artists bring to their works, transporting you to a bygone era of London's charm and elegance. Explore the interplay of light, color, and atmosphere in Monet's and Grimshaw's masterpieces, reflecting their distinctive styles and interpretations of the city. Engage with the art that captures the essence of London's allure through the eyes of these celebrated painters.

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Impressions of London: Monet and Grimshaw's Artistic Vision

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  1. Virginia Woolf

  2. Claude Monet, “Houses of Parliament, London” (1905)

  3. John Atkinson Grimshaw, “London Bridge - Half Tide” (1884)

  4. John Atkinson Grimshaw, “Hampstead” (1881)

  5. John Atkinson Grimshaw, “View of Heath Street by Night’ (1882)

  6. Claude Monet, “The Thames at Westminster” (1871)

  7. Claude Monet, “The London Harbour” (1871)

  8. Claude Monet, “Green Park” (1871)

  9. Claude Monet, “The Waterloo Bridge” (1900/1903)

  10. Letter to Lytton Strachey, 28 February 1916

  11. Claude Monet, “The Train in the Snow” (1875)

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