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Venise, Palazzo Dario de Claude Monet, 1908 – Art Institute of Chicago 1933.446, Wildenstein 1757

Venice, Palazzo Dario W1757 - Claude Monet

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Claude Monet · 1908 · AIC 1933.446 · W1757

Venice, Palazzo Dario W1757hand painted reproduction

Palazzo Dario appears not as an isolated facade, but as a colorful mass caught between a large dark stake and the light of the Grand Canal. The domes of Santa Maria della Salute emerge on the left, while the palace dissolves into blues, pinks and greens that the water extends to the edge of the canvas.

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Venice, Palazzo Dario W1757Claude Monet · 1908
1908Dating
66.2 × 81.8 cmDimensions of the original
Oil on canvasOriginal technique
1933.446 · Wildenstein 1757Inventory
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Palazzo Dario observed through the piles and reflections of the Grand Canal

A vertical mooring pile cuts almost the entire height near the center and separates the distant domes from the main facade. Other thinner posts punctuate the left bank. The palace, slightly offset to the right, appears frontally but remains surrounded by air and water.

The walls receive orange roses, pale yellows and cool purples. The channel mixes these same tones with turquoise greens and denser blues. Monet avoids the exact repetition of the reflection: each colored band moves and expands the architectural forms.

Palazzo Dario in W1757 appears to float because the same network of colors connects the palace, atmosphere and canal.

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

The central pile as the hinge of the composition

The strong dark vertical does not mask the subject; it organizes the distance between the viewer and the bank. On the left, it frames the Salute. On the right, it accentuates the brightness of Palazzo Dario and prevents the view from becoming a simple decorative panorama.

02

A deliberately unstable architecture

The Art Institute notice emphasizes that Monet responds to Venetian clichés by emphasizing the painting itself. The edges of the palace remain supple, the windows are reduced to accents and the colors seem to undulate the stone like the surface of water.

03

The reflection as the second construction of the painting

The lower register is no less worked than the facade. The horizontal keys alternate blue, green, pink and yellow, with interruptions that suggest the current. This diversity must remain visible in an oil reproduction.

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Composition01

An off-center palace framed by verticals

The large central pile and thinner posts on the left create several planes. The distant dome, the masts and the facade form a progression which gives depth despite the low height of the horizon.

Color02

Salmon pink, mist blue, lagoon green and purple

The warmth of the palate contrasts with the blues of the sky without any clear break. Intermediate purples and greens unite the two areas and give the light a humid quality.

Matter03

Vertical keys that lie down on contact with water

Brush marks follow the walls and stakes in the upper half. They become wider and horizontal in the channel, where the colors overlap without losing their individuality.

Documented benchmarks

Three pieces of information specific to this work

The notice from the Art Institute of Chicago allows us to precisely identify this painting under the number 1933.446, corresponding to the Wildenstein 1757 catalog.

Identification01

AIC 1933.446, W1757

Venice, Palazzo Dario is a 1908 oil on canvas measuring 66.2 × 81.8 cm. It belongs to the European paintings and sculptures of the Art Institute of Chicago.

Collection02

Legacy of Martin A. Ryerson

The work entered the Chicago collections in 1933 through the bequest of Martin A. Ryerson. Number 1933.446 must accompany the title so as not to confuse it with the other frames of the palace.

Look03

A Venice rendered by color

Monet recognized the difficulty of painting a city already full of famous images. Here, he renews the motif by bringing architecture and reflection together, to the point of making colored light the real subject.

Your reproduction

What the painter must preserve

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

  • The Art Institute of Chicago 1933.446 and Wildenstein 1757 version
  • The format of 66.2 × 81.8 cm with the palace placed to the right of the large stake
  • The domes of the Salute kept light in the distance
  • Turquoise, pink and purple reflections preserved in visible layers

Work sheet

Title Venice, Palazzo Dario W1757
Artist Claude Monet (1840 -1926)
Date 1908
Original technique Oil on canvas
Dimensions 66.2 × 81.8 cm
Orientation Horizontal
Conservation Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, United States
Inventory 1933.446 · Wildenstein 1757
Your reproduction Handmade oil painting on canvas
Consult the official notice - Art Institute of Chicago

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A palette designed with the room

Mist blue, salmon pink, lagoon green, purple and golden yellow form a soft but very present palette. The reproduction fits into a living room, bedroom or office with light walls, walnut and a midnight blue or matte gold frame.

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