Foto de stock - Boats below the Cliffs at Pourville - Claude Monet. Boats below the Cliffs at Pourville is an oil painting created in 1882 by the French impressionist painter Claude Monet. Monet famously captured outdoors scenes primarily of the French countryside, including its light and weather conditions. Boats below the Cliffs at Pourville is an example of Monet’s focus on capturing the effects of light and movement on a otherwise static scene. Boats below the Cliffs at Pourville is an example of Monet's impressionist style, wherein he aimed to capture the fading moments of everyday nuances of the real world. The painting show influences from the Impressionistic technique and colours of