Veil of Fog

In Houses of Parliament, Claude Monet captures the haunting beauty of London cloaked in fog. Filmed in ikonoTV’s Slow Art style, the painting’s shifting blues, mauves, and golden haze unfold gradually, immersing the viewer in an almost dreamlike stillness. Light dissolves form, and structure becomes mood—evoking a moment suspended between day and night. This visual meditation invites a deep, contemplative gaze into atmosphere, memory, and the ephemeral soul of a city. This work can be seen at various museums including [The National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C,https://www.nga.gov/artworks/46523-houses-parliament-sunset]

Duration: 00:03:32

Categories: Slow Art

Tags: claude, monet, houses, parliament, 16_2309_monet_houses_of_parliament_0332_p14_720.mp4 claude monet painted a series of paintings of the palace of westminster, home of the british parliament, during his stays in london between the years 1900-1905. the paintings have all the same size and viewpoint, monet’s window at st thomas’ hospital overlooking the thames. they are however painted at different times of the day and at different weather circumstances. the painting shown in this movie are located in the hermitage museum in st. petersburg, russia, in the pushkin museum in moscow, in the musée des beaux-arts andré malraux in le havre, france, in the musée des beaux-arts in lille, in the national gallery of art in washington dc, in the musée d’orsay and in the musée des beaux-arts in lyon, france.