Which Claude Monet painting depicts Venice’s island church of San Giorgio Maggiore?

Claude Monet’s painting depicting Venice’s island church of San Giorgio Maggiore is San Giorgio Maggiore at Dusk. Monet made the work during his 1908 visit to Venice.

The composition presents the church and its campanile across the lagoon in a glowing, atmospheric view. Dusk allowed Monet to explore reflections and the gradual blending of architectural forms into colored haze.

Monet painted many Venetian subjects during the trip, including canals, palaces, bridges, and churches. His Venice works were created during a late period when he was already widely celebrated for series based on changing light.

The title can be confused with Monet’s other Venetian paintings, but the island church named in this title provides the specific identification.