Which London landmarks did Claude Monet paint in his Thames series?

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Painting by Claude Monet, Self-portrait in Beret, 1886, showing Monet with a full beard, dark beret, and coat against a light, textured background. — Claude Monet *Self-Portrait with a Beret*, oil on canvas by Claude Monet, 1886; in a private collection.

In his Thames series, created between 1899 and 1904, Claude Monet focused on the following London landmarks:

Waterloo Bridge
Charing Cross Bridge
The Houses of Parliament1

Rather than focusing on the architectural details of these structures, Monet used them as subjects to explore the effects of light, fog, and mist through his characteristic pulsating brushstrokes.1