Argenteuil by Claude Monet, 1872
This stretch of the Seine just outside Paris was where he lived for years — a town people came out to from the city by train to mess about in boats. He painted that same water over and over, and had a boat rigged up as a floating studio to do it from, apparently.
Erisava: It's all soft grey, barely a colour in it. What keeps people standing in front of this?
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