La maison du pêcheur, Varengeville

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• Karen Tripson asked

  What landscape did Monet paint the most times?

• Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen answered

  Dear Karen, pooh that's some question! My guess would be the water-lily pond in his garden, but I have to admit I've never counted them. Best, Rianne

• Mats Andersson asked

  Hi! Is "La Maison du pêcheur, Varengeville" at the same spot as MoMA's "On the Cliff at Pourville, Clear Weather", the MET's "Cabin of the Customs Watch" and National Museum's "View over the Sea"? The three latter paintings are supposed to be painted in the neighbouring village Pourville. Thanks! Mats

• Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen answered

  Dear Mats, Monet painted 14 versions of this motif at Pourville in 1882. The painting in the collection of the MoMA and the National Museum are at the same spot, which is different from the spot depicted in the painting from our collection. Because we cannot see the cabin in those two paintings. The spot depicted in the painting of the MET looks a lot like the one in Boijmans. However, the painting in Boijmans was made in Varengeville while as the other one is made in Pourville. Those two places are very close to each other. Best, Lisa

• C Adams asked

  Please tell me the dimensions of this Monet painting: La Maison du Pecheur, Varangeville 1882.
  
  Thank you very much

• Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen answered

  Dear C. Adams, you can find the dimensions on the object page on Collection Boijmans Online: http://collectie.boijmans.nl/en/object/2350. Go to 'Specifications' (scroll down) and click on 'See all details'. Best, Rianne