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Lever de soleil Marine W262 par Claude Monet, 1873, J. Paul Getty Museum
  • Lever de soleil Marine W262 par Claude Monet, 1873, J. Paul Getty Museum
  • Lever de soleil Marine W262 par Claude Monet, 1873, J. Paul Getty Museum
Sunrise (Navy) W262 - Claude Monet

Sunrise (Navy) W262 - Claude Monet

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Boutique Claude Monet French painting – French artists Impressionist J. Paul Getty Museum Japonism Sunsets and sunrises

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Claude Monet · The port of Le Havre lit by the rising sun · J. Paul Getty Museum

Sunrise (Navy) W262hand painted reproduction

A sailboat with blue sails glides in the foreground while a boat loaded with silhouettes passes to the right. Behind them, liners, masts and smoke dissolve in a blue-purple mist. In the spring of 1873, Monet brought out an orange light in the middle of the humidity of the port of Le Havre, in a navy very close to the research of Impression, soleil levant.

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Sunrise (Navy) W262Claude Monet · March or April 1873
march or April 1873Dating
50.2 × 61 cmDimensions of the original
Oil on canvasOriginal technique
98.PA.164 · Wildenstein 262Inventory
A real paintingThe canvas is painted, never printed.
Created for youEach copy is made to order.
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An orange trail passes through the blue mist of the port in the early morning

The central boat advances sideways, its clear hull and triangular sails cut out of the water. On the right, the black boat carries several passengers reduced to vertical accents. The difference in scale between these two boats and the large ships at the bottom hollows out the basin.

The sun remains cloudy, but its oranges and roses appear in the sky then descend in a column of touches on the water. Around, blues, greens and purples mingle with industrial smoke, fog and reflections.

The sun does not illuminate objects separately: its color passes through humid air and water, until it becomes the luminous axis of the entire composition.

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

A modern port rendered by successive appearances

Ships, chimneys and distant masts are more or less visible depending on their depth in the mist. Monet suggests industrial activity without describing each building.

02

Orange and blue produce vibration

The complementary contrast immediately focuses the eye on the sun and its reflection. Warm touches remain rare, surrounded by a very nuanced cold range.

03

Different gestures for the sky and water

The sky receives wide and melted passages; the water is constructed in short, horizontal or oblique lines. This distinction simultaneously restores the humidity of the air and the lapping of the pool.

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The visual corresponds to Sunrise (Navy), or Sunrise (Navy), Getty inventory 98.PA.164 and Wildenstein catalog 262. The unique WebP measures 3,000 × 2,440 px, obtained since Google Art Project digitization without artificial enlargement.

Composition01

The sun remains caught in the mist

Its disk is not a clean circle. Roses, yellows and grays pass through it and attach it to the humid sky.

Color02

The central sails contain several bruises

Blue gray, lavender, cool white and darker touches give them transparency. Lightening them evenly would detach them too much from the port.

Matter03

Distant ships must remain incomplete

Masts, chimneys and smoke emerge in fragments. Their low contrast is essential to maintain atmospheric depth.

Documented benchmarks

Three pieces of information specific to this work

Painted in March or April 1873, this oil on canvas measures 50.2 × 61 cm. It is kept at the J. Paul Getty Museum under inventory 98.PA.164 and listed as Wildenstein 262.

Location01

The industrial port of Le Havre at daybreak

Since childhood, Monet has known the pools, liners and sailboats of Le Havre. The Getty here identifies their silhouettes through the smoke and humid morning air.

Date02

A navy from spring 1873

Getty documentation places the performance in March or April, in the period immediately close to the works that led to the first Impressionist exhibition of 1874.

Subject03

A parallel search for Impression, rising sun

Both canvases show the port in the morning and use warm light in a cold atmosphere. This version is distinguished by the central tall ship and the column of golden reflections.

Your reproduction

What the painter must preserve

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

  • Keep the sun cloudy and uncut.
  • Preserve the dominant blue-purple.
  • Keep distant boats in the mist.
  • Vibrate the orange trail with separate touches.

Work sheet

Title Sunrise (Navy) W262
Artist Claude Monet (1840 -1926)
Date march or April 1873
Original technique Oil on canvas
Dimensions 50.2 × 61 cm
Orientation Horizontal
Conservation J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, California, United States
Inventory 98.PA.164 · Wildenstein 262
Your reproduction Handmade oil painting on canvas
Consult the official notice - J. Paul Getty Museum - Sunrise (Marine), 98.PA.164

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A palette designed with the room

This bright navy is suitable for a living room, bedroom or office. A midnight blue, weathered gray or smoked oak frame accompanies the mist; a warm white, pale blue or gray pink wall reveals the sun.

Sunrise (Navy) W262, painted for your interior

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