Oscar Claude Monet is an impressionist painter, but first of all a Frenchman by birth, in his work drew inspiration from everyday life. He did not bypass the dull at

Claude Monet painted the picture “Irises” from 1914 to 1917. He was a true master of landscapes, an eminent impressionist. Quite often he went to work in the open air,

In the summer of 1867, Monet wrote a number of works in the open air at St. Adress, including the Regatta at St. Address and the Beach at St. Address

Since 1883, Claude Monet’s reputation as a talented painter was entrenched, and his financial situation improved, and he, like other Impressionists, began to seek solitude. In fact, for many years

In 1908 and 1909, Monet traveled abroad to Venice,. The artist was fascinated by the magnificence of Venice, and this was reflected in a series of canvases, which, because of

“The artist is a lover of nature: this is why he is her slave and her master” R. Tagore. the great impressionist Claude Monet. One can argue a lot about

Impressionism was a popular trend among artists in painting in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Creativity Claude Monet, who is the founder of the impressionistic direction, also enjoyed

Painting by Claude Monet “Girls, floating in a boat on the river Ept” is devoted to the scene from the life of the great master, the time when he lived

The painting was painted by the painter exclusively for commercial purposes and is decorative. It is more like a plane drawing. The plot works unpretentious. The image does not carry

Arch in flowers, Monet, description of the picture… He was in search of “transparency, fog” Wandered for hours along the meandering Roux And turned the illusion of deception From color

Bougival is a congregation of the canton of Marly, Versailles District, department of the Seine and the Oise, in France, located on the left bank of the Seine, with 3

The small village of Giverny, located in Upper Normandy, was a source of inspiration for the artist Claude Monet. It houses the estate of Monet, which has now become a

The Frogger was a water café, located on a pontoon moored to the banks of the Seine, which stood in a small bay of the river and connected to the

Only Monet could turn a huge mass of limestone into a pure vibration of light. Artists have previously written different variations of the same motive. But what makes Monet’s paintings

In 1883-1886 Monet annually went on etudes in Etretat, a place on the coast of Normandy, which was famous for its powerful limestone rock arcades. Melbourne landscape, apparently, one of