Claude Monet's "Waterloo Bridge" series, painted between 1899 and 1901, captures the iconic London bridge under various lighting and weather conditions. Using a diverse color palette and expressive brushwork, Monet depicts the changing atmospheres created by fog, sunlight, and industrial smoke. This series highlights his Impressionist techniques, focusing on light and atmosphere in an urban landscape, and reflects his fascination with the transient effects of nature in the bustling city of London during the industrial age.
