The Thames,” casting ripples of yellow, orange and white on the water, and exposing Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament beyond. The second room looks downriver to Waterloo Bridge, then upriver.

Visiting this outstanding exhibition of 21 views by Monet of the River Thames – misty, mysterious panoramas, in which the Houses of Parliament appear as magical and insubstantial as a palace ...

Art & Exhibitions Monet’s Obsessive Paintings of the Thames Reunited in London for the First Time in 120 Years. A once-in-a-lifetime exhibition is on view now at the Courtauld in London.

Claude Monet’s Charing Cross Bridge, once owned by Winston Churchill, captures the smoggy yellow haze over London’s River Thames with the shadowy Houses of Parliament in the backdrop.However ...

Yet, ironically, Claude Monet’s paintings of the Thames in central London greatly furthered his reputation in France through the exhibition of 37 of them in Paris in 1904.

Claude Monet (1840-1926), ‘London, Parliament. Sunlight in the fog’, 1904 ... ‘Monet and London: Views of the Thames’ is at the Courtauld Gallery from 27 Sept to 19 Jan, 2025.

Claude Monet was enchanted by the mysterious light generated by London's famous "smog", and the city he loved is now hosting a new exhibition recognising his strange fascination with the ...

In 1904, 37 of Monet’s series of paintings of the Thames, made between 1899 and 1901, were put on show in his art dealer’s gallery in Paris. They attracted rave reviews.

Reves, who worked for Churchill, acquired the Monet specifically to give to his client, who was then the Leader of the Opposition in parliament. The story behind this extraordinary gift was ...

"Monet and London. Views of the Thames" opening Friday will be the first time his paintings of the Houses of Parliament and the River Thames go on show in the city, as he had wished 120 years ago.