Waterloo Bridge, Effect of Fog

"Waterloo Bridge, Effect of Fog" is one of Claude Monet's Impressionism oil paintings capturing the London cityscape through a delicate depiction of fog. Created between 1900 and 1904, this piece is part of Monet's extensive series portraying the Waterloo Bridge, showcasing his mastery in capturing transient atmospheric effects. The work features a textured canvas that emphasizes the fleeting quality of light and weather. Monet's use of oil paints allows for soft, layered strokes, rendering a luminous scene that underscores the ephemeral beauty of an urban cityscape shrouded in fog.