Waterloo Bridge, London

Claude Monet’s Waterloo Bridge, London is a remarkable series of 41 Impressionism oil paintings created between 1900 and 1904. These works depict the iconic Waterloo Bridge in London, capturing its atmospheric presence amidst changing light and weather conditions. As part of Monet’s larger London series, which also includes the Charing Cross Bridge and Houses of Parliament, the paintings emphasize the fleeting effects of light and color on a Cityscape. Monet’s technique beautifully conveys the vibrancy and dynamism of London’s urban environment, illustrating the core principles of Impressionism.