The model for the painting “The Lady with an Umbrella Turning to the Left” served as Susanna Goshede, who became Monet’s foster daughter after he married her mother, Alice, in 1892.
The artist painted a picture of the one that Suzanna turned to the right in, and ten years earlier he painted a similar picture with his first wife, Camilla.
Of these three paintings, “The Lady with an Umbrella, Turning to the Left” turned out to be the most successful. It is characterized by a spectacular pose, a distinct image, an energetic manner of writing. In short, this is the real Monet at his best.
Related Paintings 
Woman With A Parasol by Claude Monet 
Dama con paraguas – Claude Monet 
Umbrella by Francisco de Goya 
Lady in the Garden of Saint-Adress (Jeanne-Margherita Lecadre in the Garden) by Claude Monet 
Dame au parapluie – Claude Monet 
Walk: Camilla Monet with her son Jean by Claude Monet 
Alice Hoshede in the Garden by Claude Monet 
Maki, Arzhanteya neighborhood by Claude Monet
Woman With A Parasol by Claude Monet Dama con paraguas – Claude Monet Umbrella by Francisco de Goya Lady in the Garden of Saint-Adress (Jeanne-Margherita Lecadre in the Garden) by Claude Monet Dame au parapluie – Claude Monet Walk: Camilla Monet with her son Jean by Claude Monet Alice Hoshede in the Garden by Claude Monet Maki, Arzhanteya neighborhood by Claude Monet