A street in Argenteuil under fresh snow, in the winter of 1874–75. It is the largest of the eighteen snow scenes Monet painted of the town that season.

What to look for: Watch the two figures at the centre. One slips in a hidden rut; the other reaches out, and they finish the walk side by side.

Monet spent his last thirty years painting one pond. The water never looked the same twice.

Source: The National Gallery, London · Public Domain