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Monte-Carlo vu de Roquebrune de Claude Monet, 1884 – collection Isabelle et Scott Black, Wildenstein 892
  • Monte-Carlo vu de Roquebrune de Claude Monet, 1884 – collection Isabelle et Scott Black, Wildenstein 892
  • Monte-Carlo vu de Roquebrune de Claude Monet, 1884 – collection Isabelle et Scott Black, Wildenstein 892
Monte-Carlo seen from Roquebrune W892 - Claude Monet

Monte-Carlo seen from Roquebrune W892 - Claude Monet

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Claude Monet · 1883 · Roquebrune · W892

Monte-Carlo seen from Roquebrune W892hand painted reproduction

From the heights of Roquebrune, Monte-Carlo appears beyond a curtain of pine trees and a deeply shaded foreground. This oil on canvas measuring 66 × 81.3 cm, dated 1883 in the Monet in Full Light exhibition, belongs to the Isabelle and Scott Black collection and corresponds to Wildenstein 892.

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Monte-Carlo seen from Roquebrune W892Claude Monet · 1883
1883Dating
66 × 81.3 cmDimensions of the original
Oil on canvasOriginal technique
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The bright city emerges behind a dark foreground

Monet places large trees and bushes in the left third, so close that they cut off part of the view. Their dark mass then opens onto the bay, the light strip of the city and the purple mountains. The contrast produces spectacular depth without resorting to a regular succession of shots.

The sea receives fine touches of blue, yellow and pink which reflect the light of the sky. The buildings of Monte-Carlo are not described individually: a clear mosaic is enough to make their density felt. On the reliefs, purple, pink and blue mingle to reflect the distance and transparency of the Mediterranean air.

W892 makes the obstacle a tool of vision: the dark branches make the city, the sea and the mountains even brighter.

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

Framing through the trees

The foreground does not gently frame the panorama; it encroaches on the bay and masks part of the city. This asymmetry gives the viewer the sensation of a view discovered from a path.

02

Depth by thermal contrast

The very dark greens and blues advance, the yellows of the city sparkle in the middle, then the pale purples of the mountains recede. The passage between these temperatures must remain gradual despite the strong contrast.

03

Two versions not to be confused

The 2023 Monegasque exhibition brings together Monte-Carlo Seen from Roquebrune from the Isabelle and Scott Black collection and a second painting entitled Impression belonging to the Prince of Monaco. The tree framing of this sheet corresponds to W892, the first version.

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Only one image is used: the public digital reproduction corresponding precisely to W892, converted into a real WebP of 2,295 × 1,826 px at its native resolution, without artificial enlargement.

Composition01

A rich foreground, never blocked

Dark trees contain blue, purple, green and light highlights. Reducing them to a black mass would remove the light passing through the branches.

Color02

A city suggested in small touches

The facades can be read from a distance thanks to cream, yellow and pink accents placed at the water's edge. Too many architectural details would break the atmospheric unity.

Matter03

A sea built horizontally

The short passages follow the surface of the bay and respond to the bands of the city. Their color varies according to the sky and the shore, without forming a uniform flat blue.

Documented benchmarks

Three pieces of information specific to this work

The file for the Monet in Full Light exhibition at the Grimaldi Forum documents Monte-Carlo Seen from Roquebrune, oil on canvas from 1883, 66 × 81.3 cm, Isabelle and Scott Black collection.

Exposure01

Gathered in Monaco in 2023

The Grimaldi Forum presents this painting with a second version of the same motif. Their confrontation highlights the way in which Monet transforms a point of view through framing and the state of light.

Viewpoint02

Roquebrune to Monte-Carlo

The city is observed from a distance, beyond the bay and very close vegetation. The view thus combines coastal pines, white urbanization and hinterland reliefs.

Collection03

Isabelle and Scott Black

The 66 × 81.3 cm version belongs to this American collection. The painting of the Prince of Monaco, lighter and entitled Printing in the 2023 catalog, is a separate work.

Your reproduction

What the painter must preserve

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

  • The exact W892 version from the Isabelle and Scott Black collection
  • The documented format of 66 × 81.3 cm
  • The curtain of dark trees that opens the depth
  • The clear mosaic of Monte-Carlo between sea and mountains

Work sheet

Title Monte-Carlo seen from Roquebrune W892
Artist Claude Monet (1840 -1926)
Date 1883
Original technique Oil on canvas
Dimensions 66 × 81.3 cm
Orientation Horizontal
Conservation Isabelle and Scott Black Collection, United States
Inventory Wildenstein 892
Your reproduction Handmade oil painting on canvas
Consult the exhibition file - Grimaldi Forum Monaco · Monet in Full Light, 2023

Presentation in your interior

A palette designed with the room

This Mediterranean view is suitable for a living room or office where its dark foreground can interact with walnut, bronze or deep green. A light sand wall and side lighting retain the shine of the bay and purple reliefs.

Monte-Carlo seen from Roquebrune W892, painted for your interior

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