Bridge at ____________ is by Claude Monet.

• A. Paris
• B. Rouen
• C. Argenteuil
• D. London

Answer: (C)

This painting centers on capturing light and atmosphere along the Seine, a hallmark of Monet’s early Impressionist work. The scene is a small bridge over the river in Argenteuil, a town just outside Paris where Monet lived in the early 1870s and painted many riverside views. The title itself points to that specific place, so Argenteuil is the natural match for the scene and subject you see—the bridge, the water, the reflections, and the everyday life along the riverbank rendered with quick, loose brushstrokes and bright, shifting color.

Knowing Monet’s different famous settings helps here: Rouen is tied to his cathedral series, London to later Thames subjects, and Paris covers a broad urban landscape rather than this particular riverside bridge in Argenteuil. The combination of the specific location in the title and the water-world subject aligns this work with Argenteuil.