The Japanese Bridge
Claude Monet · c. 1923–25 · Oil on canvas
Public domain
Marked Public Domain by the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
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About this picture
The Japanese Bridge is a public-domain painting by Claude Monet, dated c. 1923–25. Oil on canvas. The file comes from Minneapolis Institute of Art.
“The Japanese Bridge” (c. 1923–25) belongs to Monet’s habit of staying with one motif — a bridge, a field, a station, the Thames, the lily pond — and painting it again as the light changed.
About the artist
Claude Monet (1840–1926) was a founder of Impressionism. He painted the same motif again and again — haystacks, the Rouen cathedral, the Thames, then the water lilies at Giverny — to catch how light changes.
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