Where Is Bathers at La Grenouillere? Museum Location

Q: What is La Grenouillère?

A floating café and bathing spot on the Seine near Paris. Monet and Renoir both painted there in 1869.

Q: Where is this painting?

At the National Gallery in London. Other versions exist in the Met and other museums.

Q: What is La Grenouillère?

La Grenouillère was a popular bathing spot on the Seine near Paris. Monet and Renoir painted side by side here in 1869, producing works that helped launch the Impressionist movement.

Claude Monet completed this scene of bathers at La Grenouillère, a popular bathing spot on the Seine. The work shows his early experiments with capturing light on water that would define Impressionism.

Monet painted here alongside Renoir in 1869. This version is at the National Gallery in London.

A floating café and bathing spot on the Seine near Paris. Monet and Renoir both painted there in 1869.

At the National Gallery in London. Other versions exist in the Met and other museums.

La Grenouillère was a popular bathing spot on the Seine near Paris. Monet and Renoir painted side by side here in 1869, producing works that helped launch the Impressionist movement.

Bathers at La Grenouillere

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