where Monet would cultivate his passion for capturing subtle changes in the snow-covered landscapes around him. His largest-ever winterscape The Magpie was painted there over the winter of 1868 ...

One of Monet’s most beautiful paintings, the one that gave name to the ‘Impressionism’ movement, was this one. And it was also a landscape painting with a beautiful sunrise over a port.

The Courtauld Gallery’s exhibition Monet and London: Views of the Thames will be the first time an important group of Claude Monet’s London paintings has ever been shown in the city together.