Monet and Boudin both painted very similar scenes of the small river town. Monet in particular painted a less classical piece than Boudin. Many critics have labeled Monet's Boat Basin at Argeteuil markedly modern because of evidence of industry and progress, steamers, and the likes of a floating bathhouse, which by the way is visible in Boudin's painting too. As if intuitively beginning where Boudin left off, Monet is drawn to a similar turn in the river where all the delights of the suburban setting are set out under a brilliantly rendered sky.

unt that Monet inherited a lot of style from Boudin through his teachings it's not a surprise that they both were drawn to Argenteuil. Monet's work is displayed beautifully with oil on canvas. The work was completed in the year 1872. A critique of the piece was undoubtedly done with much forethought and care. Emanuel Zola, a critic wrote with much consideration for the artist's intent. Zola states that Monet had and affection for nature that man makes modern. Also that very often he would use a brush heavily laden with paint to give his works a different appearance.

Overall the by viewing the two pieces and walking among the other pieces of art by these great impressionists I have found in myself a new appreciation for art. Monet's Boat Basin at Argenteuil is by far more appealing to me. I do find less classical pieces more interesting; there is more activity and more disruption. Unlike Boudin's piece which is very calm and relative to that of many classical works.

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