London, the Houses of Parliament, Sunlight Opening in Fog by Claude Monet, 1904
He worked on a whole stack of these canvases at once, swapping them as the light shifted, then finished them off back home in France rather than on the spot — which sounds like cheating until you consider how fast the weather moves. He's supposed to have said London wouldn't be worth painting without the fog.
Erisava: Does fog ever actually go that pink, or is that just paint?
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