A natural and irregular grid
Vertical trunks divide the landscape without closing it. Their variable gaps offer several visual paths towards the Seine and Courbevoie.
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Claude Monet · La Grande Jatte in spring 1878 · Marmottan Monet Museum
A row of trunks crosses the canvas like an irregular grid. Between the still light branches, the Seine and the houses of Courbevoie appear in early spring light. Monet paints less of a panorama than a visual passage: the eye constantly oscillates between the nearby trees, the reflections on the water and the red roofs of the other bank.

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The trees in the foreground are spaced apart, but their branches meet in the upper part. Their cold browns, grays and greens stand out against a much brighter background. The grassy bank is built in small oblique touches which suggest fresh, still irregular vegetation.
In the center, a strip of light blue water reflects the sky. Beyond, the houses of Courbevoie form a frieze of cream walls and red roofs. The warm colors of the village appear in fragments between the trunks, which reinforces the feeling of distance and the transparency of the foliage.
Spring is not told by spectacular flowers, but by the light passing through branches that are still not very busy.
Composition, touch and light
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Vertical trunks divide the landscape without closing it. Their variable gaps offer several visual paths towards the Seine and Courbevoie.
The red roofs concentrate the warm accents, while the bank and branches remain dominated by greens and blues. This contrast separates the planes.
Clear passages do not form a single focus. They circulate in the sky, water, facades and ground, giving the entire canvas a spring vibration.
Reference image
The unique reference reproduces version 4018 of the Marmottan Monet museum. The public file of 2000 × 1630 px is kept at its native definition, without enlargement, then converted to WebP for zoom.
The trunks are neither the same thickness nor the same sharpness. Their succession creates depth even before water and houses appear.
Soft greens, pale blues, grays and creams dominate. Orange and red roofs form limited but decisive accents.
Vertical gestures on the trunks, small touches in the grass, horizontal on the water and flat, more condensed areas on the houses give each plane its texture.
Documented benchmarks
The Marmottan Monet Museum keeps this painting under inventory 4018; the Wildenstein catalog raisonné identifies it under number 455.
Monet takes the island of Grande Jatte from several angles. Here, he looks at the Seine and Courbevoie from a first wooded plan.
The museum notice notes the inscription "1878 Claude Monet" in the lower right corner of the canvas.
Eugène and Victorine Donop de Monchy donated the work to the museum on May 23, 1940; it receives inventory number 4018.
Your reproduction
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| Title | Spring through the W455 branches |
|---|---|
| Artist | Claude Monet (1840 -1926) |
| Date | 1878 |
| Original technique | Oil on canvas |
| Dimensions | 53.8 × 65.4 cm |
| Orientation | Horizontal |
| Conservation | Marmottan Monet Museum, Paris, France |
| Inventory | 4018 · Wildenstein 455 |
| Your reproduction | Handmade oil painting on canvas |
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