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1 .This is Scientific American 60-Second Space. I'm Clara Moskowitz. Got a minute?
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2 .An aspect of Claude Monet's famous painting Impression, Sunrise has long been a mystery.
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3 .The canvas depicts pink morning light reflecting off the harbor in the Normandy coast port of Le Havre.
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4 .The work gave the Impressionist movement its name, yet scholars have debated exactly where and when it was made.
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5 .Now, thanks to Texas State University forensic astronomer Donald Olson, we know the answer: November 13, 1872 at 7:35 a.m.
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6 .Monet himself dated the painting to 1872, but records of his travels suggested 1873 might be more accurate.
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7 .The hazy colors and loose brush strokes make it difficult to tell the season depicted.
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8 .Some art historians even argued that Impression, Sunrise is actually showing a sunset.
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9 .Olson analyzed angles and views in vintage photographs and period maps of Le Havre to determine the exact hotel room Monet painted in.
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10 .He then calculated the sun's movements as seen from the room, as well as the times of the tides.
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11 .This information told him when boats matching those in the painting might have been in harbor with the sun in the right position.
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12 .Combining all this data with weather reports, Olson was able to pin down the timing of Impression, Sunrise.
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13 .You could say Olson is right on the Monet.
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14 .Thanks for the minute, for Scientific American 60-Second Space. I'm Clara Moskowitz.
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