The left side of this painting has trees and some vague horizontal and vertical lines, all of which are reflected in the water. There is a faint third boat in the water on the left side, and the boat nearest the foreground has somebody standing in it. The sun is the same luminance as the rest of the sky and is very similar in color to some of the clouds above it. In 1874, 
The left side of this painting has trees and some vague horizontal and vertical lines, all of which are reflected in the water. There is a faint third boat in the water on the left side, and the boat nearest the foreground has somebody standing in it. The sun is the same luminance as the rest of the sky and is very similar in color to some of the clouds above it. In 1874, Louis Leroy compared it unfavorably to wallpaper, and the exhibition artists found his critique so amusing that they used part of this painting's title in their movement. Name this morning seascape by Claude Monet.
The left side of this painting has trees and some vague horizontal and vertical lines, all of which are reflected in the water.
{Impression: Sunrise} (or {Impression: Soleil Levant}) (prompt partial answer)