Fishermans Cottage At Varengeville

The Fisherman’s Cottage at Pourville was originally created by Claude Monet in 1882. A lonely house sits on a cliff overlooking the ocean, while sailboats can be seen in the distance. The use of Impressionist techniques makes the details of the boat hazy, so that the house is the focal poine. His brushstrokes bring the wave of the water to life and his use of bright red on the flowers add dimension to the scene.