Low Tide at Varengeville (Marée basse à Varengeville) – Claude Monet Painting – Impressionist Art - Art Prints Scenic Art Collection 695ft (517m) high

695ft (517m) high

especially the landscapes of the countryside where he spent his childhood

"The Beloved"

in which he juxtaposed small dabs of contrasting pure colours

between two pairs of ignudi with medallions

Low Tide at Varengeville (Marée basse à Varengeville) – Claude Monet Painting – Impressionist Art - Art Prints Scenic Art Collection 695ft (517m) highThis highly sensual representation of the cliff is tempered by the bottom part of the painting. The transparency, the reflections, the quietness and horizontality of the water are a counterpoint which softens the verticality and density of the rocks. The puddles of seawater in the foreground are highly poetic. They bring to mind the harmonies of sky and water dear to Boudin, who excelled in the representation of low tides and quiet water caught