This painting was the centerpiece of nine artworks stolen in 1985 by the Yakuza from the Marmottan Collection, which was founded by the son of this painting’s artist, Michel. Émile Cardon claimed he could create this painting by “[dirtying] three-quarters of a canvas with black and white” then ”[dotting] it with red and blue blobs at random.” During an 1874 Exhibition held at Nadar’s workshop, this painting was mocked as being less finished than “wallpaper in its embryonic state.” (20[1])Blue (*) smokestacks appear in this painting’s background. A Louis Leroy critique of black streaks in the foreground of this painting coined the name of an art movement. Boats float in the Le Havre harbor under the reflection of a bright orange dot in, for 10 points, what iconic Claude Monet painting? ■END■