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Impression, Sunrise, after Claude Monet.
Exhibited in Paris in 1874, this harbour scene at Le Havre gave the Impressionist movement its very name after a critic used the title mockingly. Monet's loose, spontaneous brushwork captures the orange disc of the rising sun reflected on misty water, with silhouetted cranes and boats barely discernible in the haze. Held by the Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris.
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