Chih-Hsiung Wu

1874

Well

private collection

"The Flood at Port Marly" by Monet reflects the Impressionist master's unique mastery of light and color. In the painting, Monet uses soft-hued brushstrokes to depict Port Marly under floodwaters, where the houses and the reflective water surface come alive with the interplay of light and shadow, creating a harmonious scene of movement and stillness. The flood simultaneously brings a sense of tranquility, infusing the image with Monet's philosophical contemplation—that the beauty of nature persists even in the face of disaster. This work is not only a representation of the natural landscape but also a symbol of the spirit of artistic revolution.

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