London, Parliament with the Sun Breaking Fog, 1904 Claude Monet (1840-1926)

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We will add 1.6" (4 cm) additional blank canvas all over the painting for stretching.

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Claude Monet's "London, Parliament with the Sun Breaking Fog" (1904) is a haze-filled love letter to the ethereal light of the British capital. If you were to wander the streets of London at dawn, this is how you'd imagine it - wrapped in layers of mist, with the grand silhouette of the Houses of Parliament looming like a fading memory. The fog, instead of hiding the details, elevates the mood. It’s as if the Parliament isn’t just a building but a presence, a shadow that’s absorbed the very essence of London’s temperamental weather.

Monet wasn’t interested in architecture in the usual sense. The Parliament, in his hands, isn’t a sharp structure but an apparition. It’s barely there, as if the fog is winning a slow, quiet battle to erase it. The colors are pure Monet - soft purples, blues, and pinks blending into one another like a visual symphony. The sun, meanwhile, burns through, creating a golden, almost molten shimmer on the water below. It doesn’t demand attention. Instead, it emerges gently, as though the sun itself is shy in the face of such delicate beauty.

This painting captures the transience of a moment. It's not about Parliament as much as it’s about how the light and air transform our perception of the world around us. Monet’s genius lies in how he turns something so solid - stone, government buildings - into a fleeting impression, like a dream you’re trying to hold onto before it slips away. The painting is both grand and intimate, a meditation on the fragility of both light and time.