London. Parliament. Reflections on the Thames

Monet employed a palette dominated by grays and blues to convey the foggy atmosphere, introducing touches of yellow and orange for depth. The reflection of the Parliament buildings on the water, achieved through layered brushwork, enhances the sense of spatial ambiguity and captures the fleeting effects of light.

Completed in 1905, the painting is now housed at the Musée Marmottan Monet, part of the museum's collection of Monet's works.

This piece is characteristic of Monet's later works focusing on the play of light and atmosphere in urban landscapes, distinct from his earlier emphasis on rural scenes.

The painting exemplifies Monet's contribution to capturing the modern, industrial cityscape through the lens of Impressionist techniques, influencing subsequent depictions of urban fog and light effects.