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Argenteuil, bateaux au long de la berge W226 par Claude Monet, 1872, musée Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil
  • Argenteuil, bateaux au long de la berge W226 par Claude Monet, 1872, musée Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil
  • Argenteuil, bateaux au long de la berge W226 par Claude Monet, 1872, musée Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil
Argenteuil, boats along the bank W226 - Claude Monet

Argenteuil, boats along the bank W226 - Claude Monet

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Claude Monet · Boats moored on the Seine · Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil Museum

Argenteuil, boats along the bank W226hand painted reproduction

Resting boats line both banks of a calm arm of the Seine. Their dark hulls, vertical masts and some red accents are reflected in pale blue water, while the grassy bank juts out from the left. Monet painted this view of Argenteuil in 1872, shortly after his settlement in the town.

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Argenteuil, boats along the bank W226Claude Monet · 1872
1872Dating
46 × 72 cmDimensions of the original
Oil on canvasOriginal technique
Wildenstein 226Inventory
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Look at the work

A row of boats adjusts the depth of the pool

The left bank begins very close to the viewer with green grasses and light touches. Its irregular outline guides the eye towards the distant center. On the right, a succession of hulls overlaps and gradually diminishes, creating perspective without resorting to an architectural line.

The masts cross the sky in fine lines, then extend under the boats with softer reflections. In the distance, a few houses, trees and a light construction barely close the view. The air, water and sky share milky blues that envelop the shapes rather than isolate them.

Monet transforms a simple anchorage into a rhythm study: the masts count the distances, the hulls punctuate the water and the bank silently opens the passage.

Composition, touch and light

What Monet builds behind the impression of snapshot

Three precise elements allow us to understand this composition and the essential difficulties of faithful reproduction.

01

Boats do not form a mechanical row

Each hull has a different angle, height and color. Their denser grouping on the right is compensated by the wide green bank on the left and by the luminous opening which leads towards the bottom.

02

Verticals give a measure to space

The nearest masts are tall and dark; those in the distance become short and light. Their interrupted reflections double this system without producing perfect symmetry, because the surface of the water distorts them.

03

Light comes from the proximity of tones

Sky, water and horizon are not separated by any brutal contrast. Blue, pearl gray, sea green and mauve respond to each other. The bluish blacks of the hulls and a few reds are then enough to make the boats very present.

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The visual corresponds to Argenteuil, boats along the bank, oil on canvas from 1872, 46 × 72 cm, listed Wildenstein 226 and kept at the Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil museum. The unique WebP measures 1,024 × 656 px, definition of the exact document selected, without artificial enlargement.

Composition01

The hulls decrease towards the center

The succession of boats establishes depth. The first remain wide and dark; the last are reduced to a few colored touches on contact with the horizon.

Color02

Water contains very pale colors

Milky blue, lilac, green and off-white make up the surface. Dark reflections must remain thin to preserve the sensation of a calm and luminous pool.

Matter03

The bank is painted in discontinuous planes

Frank greens, light yellows and wetlands do not follow a clean outline. This fragmentation connects the soil to the water and maintains the spontaneity of outdoor work.

Documented benchmarks

Three pieces of information specific to this work

This oil on canvas from 1872 measures 46 × 72 cm. Preserved at the Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil museum in Giza, it is identified by number 226 of the Wildenstein catalog raisonné.

Argenteuil01

A new working territory from 1871

After his stay in London and the Netherlands, Monet moved with his family to Argenteuil. The Seine, bridges, sailboats and promenades offer it a modern landscape quickly accessible from Paris by rail.

Subject02

Boats resting rather than a regatta

The canvas shows no crowds or competition. The moored boats allow you to observe the variations in color of the hulls, the repetition of the masts and the way in which each shape extends into almost still water.

Collection03

A work by Monet preserved in Egypt

The painting belongs to the museum built around the collection of Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil and his wife Emiline Lock. His presence in Cairo recalls the very early international diffusion of impressionist works.

Your reproduction

What the painter must preserve

Fidelity here depends on precise relationships between light, touch, depth and color temperature.

  • Respect the number, position and decreasing scale of boats.
  • Maintain thin masts and their slightly broken reflections.
  • Maintain deep pale blue breathing of the pelvis.
  • Differentiate between the bright greens of the bank and the dark hulls.

Work sheet

Title Argenteuil, boats along the bank W226
Artist Claude Monet (1840 -1926)
Date 1872
Original technique Oil on canvas
Dimensions 46 × 72 cm
Orientation Horizontal
Conservation Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil Museum, Giza, Egypt
Inventory Wildenstein 226
Your reproduction Handmade oil painting on canvas
Consult the reference notice - Wikimedia Commons - Argenteuil, boats along the bank, W226

Presentation in your interior

A palette designed with the room

This clear view of Argenteuil is suitable for a bright living room, bedroom or office. A blond, off-white or matte gold wooden frame accompanies the banks; a gray blue, cream or sage green wall prolongs the calm of the water.

Argenteuil, boats along the bank W226, painted for your interior

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