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Trois Bateaux de pêche W1029 par Claude Monet, Museum of Fine Arts Budapest
  • Trois Bateaux de pêche W1029 par Claude Monet, Museum of Fine Arts Budapest
  • Trois Bateaux de pêche W1029 par Claude Monet, Museum of Fine Arts Budapest
Three fishing boats W1029 - Claude Monet

Three fishing boats W1029 - Claude Monet

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Artwork description

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Claude Monet · Normandy coast · 1885 · W1029

Three W1029 fishing boatshand painted reproduction

Three fishing boats pulled onto the shore stand out in dark masses in front of a rough turquoise sea. Their hulls seen at an angle, their oblique masts and the unstable line of the waves make up a navy without a peaceful horizon: everything depends on the momentum of the wind and the surf. Signed and dated 1885, this oil on canvas measuring 73 × 92.5 cm is kept in Budapest under number 436.B and corresponds to Wildenstein 1029.

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Three W1029 fishing boatsClaude Monet · 1885
1885Dating
73 × 92.5 cmDimensions of the original
Oil on canvasOriginal technique
436.B · Wildenstein 1029Inventory
A real paintingThe canvas is painted, never printed.
Created for youEach copy is made to order.
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Look at the work

The hulls anchor the foreground while the sea tilts the entire composition out to sea

The nearest boat enters from the lower edge and shows almost the entire depth of its hull. Two other boats, offset to the left and center, repeat the shape on a smaller scale. This interlocking constructs the shoreline space without resorting to a widely described beach.

The masts and ropes erect a network of diagonals above the boats. Behind them, the green, blue and white waves are laid in broken bands; they do not form a uniform decoration but a second visual force which pushes in the opposite direction of the boats.

Monet transforms three motionless boats into a stretched composition: the hulls keep his gaze on the ground, while the masts and foam immediately lead him towards the sea.

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 first plan constructed by the shortcut

The bows are oriented towards the viewer and their sides tighten quickly. The depth is born from this shortcut, the superposition of the hulls and the reduction of the third boat.

02

Blacks obtained by colors

The boats appear very dark, but their surfaces mix blue, brown, green and purple. A few light highlights are enough to make the planking, edges and interior read without surrounding them with a harsh design.

03

A sea treated as an active ingredient

The touches of foam are thick and discontinuous. They alternate with more transparent turquoise passages, which gives the body of water a moving depth and distinguishes each wave.

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The single image reproduces version 436.B. The source digitization of 5,408 × 4,291 px is limited to 3,000 × 2,380 px then encoded in real WebP, without artificial enlargement.

Composition01

Maintain gap between three hulls

Boats must neither merge into a single mass nor be too separated. Their precise overlap creates the rhythm of the foreground and indicates the slope of the shore.

Color02

Preserve the turquoise behind the brown ones

The complementarity between cold sea and warm hulls carries the whole image. Evenly darkening the water or neutralizing boats would make this chromatic tension disappear.

Matter03

Keeping irregular impasto in foam

White ridges are not parallel lines. Their interruptions, thicknesses and variable directions make the surf credible and conserve the energy of the key.

Documented benchmarks

Three pieces of information specific to this work

The Hungarian National Gallery documents Three Fishing Boats, oil on canvas signed and dated 1885, 73 × 92.5 cm, inventory 436.B and catalog Wildenstein 1029.

Dating01

Signature bears year 1885

The Claude Monet 1885 inscription is visible at the bottom right. It directly links this version to Monet's Norman campaigns in the mid-1880s.

Pattern02

Boats hauled above the water line

The hulls are at rest on the shore, but the tight framing and the rough seas prevent any effect of a quiet port scene. The painter opposes material stability and atmospheric movement.

Catalog03

The precise version is numbered W1029

This landmark distinguishes the work of Budapest from the numerous studies of boats painted by Monet on the coasts of Normandy and Brittany.

Your reproduction

What the painter must preserve

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

  • The Wildenstein 1029 version
  • The three shells seen in shortcut
  • The oblique masts that cross the sky and the sea
  • The opposition of deep browns and turquoise

Work sheet

Title Three W1029 fishing boats
Artist Claude Monet (1840 -1926)
Date 1885
Original technique Oil on canvas
Dimensions 73 × 92.5 cm
Orientation Horizontal
Conservation Museum of Fine Arts - Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
Inventory 436.B · Wildenstein 1029
Your reproduction Handmade oil painting on canvas
Consult the collection notice - Hungarian National Gallery · 436.B

Presentation in your interior

A palette designed with the room

This horizontal navy is suitable above a sideboard, sofa or in an office. A gray blue, light sand or sea green wall and a walnut frame highlight the dark hulls while extending the coolness of the sea.

Three W1029 fishing boats, painted for your interior

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