サザビーズのインスタグラム(sothebys) - 5月31日 16時41分

“There where the world saw only fog, smoke, vapour and dust, Claus saw effects, apparitions and Sylphides of colour curving in the skies, phosphorescent naiads illuminating the floods” – Frédéric de Smet, 1921. ‘Brume, vapeur et fumée sur la Tamise’ by Emile Claus is part of his ‘Reflections on the Thames’ series, painted between 1914 and 1919 during the Belgian artist's exile in London. From his studio window above Temple station, Claus created impressions of the #London skyline at different times of day and varying weather conditions, his poetic vision clearly inspired by Claude Monet’s scenes of the Thames viewed from the nearby Savoy hotel. Claus’s view south west takes in the old Waterloo Bridge, with the industrial South Bank beyond, then dominated by the shot tower of the Lambeth Lead Works, which survived until the 1960s. On view from this Friday in our New Bond Street galleries as part of our 19th Century European Paintings sale. #Sothebys19thC #Thames

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