Boat at Low Tide

Boat at Low Tide
Claude Monet
Denver Art Museum
Denver, CO
November 2019
I love the composition of this painting: the large, masted boat makes a dynamic impression against the city background.


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  1. Love this one! (Of course, if I'm honest, I pretty much love all of Monet's works.)

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  2. I love how small the people look next to it as well.

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  3. How wonderful a gifted painter could capture the helplessness of man.

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  4. Isn't that spectacular! I always marvel at how someone could take blops of paint and make it look so realistic. Amazing.

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  5. I'm with Debbie. I have no artistic talent whatsoever so I'm always impressed with those who can make something so beautiful.
    Blessings,
    Betsy

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  6. I am very picky about frames, but I love this one with this painting

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  7. I could sit and look at his work for hours...
    thanks for sharing the beauty!

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  8. Beautiful scene. It makes me wonder if low tide was considered a "dry dock" in some cases. I imagine there would need to be something holding the ship up so it did fall to the side in the mud! Fun to wonder about this basic part of sailing.

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