Claude Monet

Claude Monet’s brush caught light on water and canvas. He painted the Seine, haystacks, and the cliffs at Étretat, but here you’ll find the 1870 *Bateaux de peche, Honfleur*—fishing boats moored on a slate-gray tide. Look for the way he stacked quick strokes of purple and gold along the hulls; each dab is a separate color until you step back. Tap *Camille* to meet the woman in green who sat for so many portraits it became a family nickname.