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Claude Monet · La Porte d'Amont observed at low tide · Painting Collection in Normandy
A dark rock mass emerges above the puddles left by the tide. The Porte d'Amont stands out against a cold sky crossed by pale roses and blues, while a narrow strip of sea closes the horizon to the right. Around 1864, Monet reduced Étretat to a few powerful relationships between cliff, foreshore and light: an austere vision, very far from the picturesque seaside.
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The Porte d'Amont occupies the center left and rises to the upper third. Its silhouette is cut into several bumps and a steep point; the arch only appears as a small clear opening in the rock. This disproportion gives the relief an almost monumental presence despite the small format.
In the foreground, the rocks and tidal pools form a series of horizontal planes, brown-green, purple and blue-gray. The sky, lighter, is made up of parallel touches where blues mingle with pale pinks. No character or boat distracts this dialogue between matter and light.
Monet does not tell the story of the life of Étretat: he directly confronts the weight of the cliff with the mobility of the sky, the sea and the reflections.
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The Painting in Normandy collection highlights the absence of any daily scene. By eliminating walkers, fishermen and houses, Monet focuses his gaze on the unity of the place and on the geological silhouette of the Porte d'Amont.
The cliff is not black: greens, browns, purples and blues shape its surface. The brighter sky and reflective puddles bring out these differences without employing harsh contours.
The collection notice places this study around 1864 and recalls that two views of the site are listed for this year. Monet then returned at length to the Normandy cliffs, especially in the 1880s.
Reference image
The visual corresponds to Étretat, PN inventory 1999.3.1 of the Painting in Normandy collection, cataloged Wildenstein 22a. The high definition file is a real WebP of 2,362 × 1,532 px.
Deep green, brown, purple and blue gray reveal its edges and cavities. A uniform black mass would remove the feeling of wet rock and grazing light.
Their mauve blue surfaces are interrupted by dark stones. These discontinuous reflections build the depth of the foreshore and lead towards the sea.
The pink touches mingle with the blues without forming a spectacular sunset. Their restraint maintains the cold and solitary atmosphere desired by Monet.
Documented benchmarks
Painted around 1864, this oil on canvas measures 27 × 41 cm. It belongs to the Painting in Normandy collection under the PN 1999.3.1 inventory and bears the Wildenstein number 22a.
The collection notice identifies the harshest rock configuration on the site. The arch and point are seen from the foreshore, at a time when rocks and ponds are being discovered by the tide.
After returning from Algeria, the young painter worked in Normandy with few resources. He explores Honfleur, the Côte de Grace, the Saint-Siméon farm and Étretat in the open air, often in the company of Bazille, Boudin or Jongkind.
The painting belongs to Painting in Normandy, a set dedicated to the birth of the modern landscape in the region. It is deposited with the City of Deauville in the Franciscans.
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| Title | Etretat W22a |
|---|---|
| Artist | Claude Monet (1840 -1926) |
| Date | around 1864 |
| Original technique | Oil on canvas |
| Dimensions | 27 × 41 cm |
| Orientation | Horizontal |
| Conservation | Painting in Normandy Collection, Deposit in the City of Deauville, Les Franciscaines |
| Inventory | PN 1999.3.1 · Wildenstein 22a |
| Your reproduction | Handmade oil painting on canvas |
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