Monet's studio-boat

In the open airIn 1841, zinc paint tubes appeared for the first time, making painting in the open air a lot simpler. The paint no longer dried out so quickly and was easier to carry. The impressionists took full advantage of this. They left their studios and went painting outdoors, ‘en plein air’. Title: Monet's studio-boat Creator: Claude Monet Date Created: 1874 Physical Dimensions: 50,2 x 65,5 cm Original Title: Le bateau-atelier Medium: Oil on canvas