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Introduction
"The Church at Vétheuil" is an oil painting created by Monet in 1879, showcasing his profound contribution to Impressionism. The church in the painting appears particularly mysterious and tranquil against the backdrop of falling snow. Monet employed techniques of rendering and pointillism to capture the changes in light and shadow, resulting in a soft and layered visual effect of the tones in the snow and sky. This painting not only celebrates the beauty of nature but also reflects Monet's challenge to the norms of the art world at the time and his spirit of innovation. Through this work, we can observe a glimpse of French society and culture at the end of the 19th century.