Lavacourt under Snow

Claude Monet’s Lavacourt under Snow (1878-1881) depicts the small village of Lavacourt blanketed in a heavy layer of snow, capturing the muted stillness of winter. The landscape is dominated by pale, cool tones of white, gray, and soft blues, with only subtle hints of color breaking through, such as the faint red of rooftops and distant trees. The river Seine, partially frozen, winds its way through the scene, reflecting the subdued winter light. The atmosphere is quiet and serene, with Monet's loose brushwork evoking the soft texture of snow and the hazy effect of light on the cold air. The painting, part of Monet's exploration of changing seasonal effects, conveys the quiet isolation of a rural landscape under the weight of winter.

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