Red boats in Argenteuil by Claude Monet

The founder of impressionism, Claude Monet, his colleague and friend Edouard Manet once called “Raphael of the water.” Indeed, this element was for the French painter a special charm. It

Water Lilies by Claude Monet

A pond with water lilies near the house of Claude Monet in Giverny, north-west of Paris, became the main motive of the artist’s later paintings. The canvas, showing the surface

Station Saint Lazare by Claude Monet

Paintings by Claude Monet earned enormous popularity with the audience and became recognizable around the world. His works are different from others in that the artist wrote them in his

Olive Trees Studio by Claude Monet

The work of Vincent Van Gogh’s “Study of Olive Trees” demonstrates the author’s vehement “dislike” for the play of light and shadow. As a rule, chiaroscuro rarely visited Gogh’s paintings,

Water Lily Pond by Claude Monet

Write Monet water lilies began as early as 1899. During this time he settles in Giverny and carries out his dream – splits an excellent garden Pestryaev all sorts of

Beach at St. Adresa by Claude Monet

Claude Monet was only twenty-seven years old when he wrote “The Beach in St. Adress” – a landscape that is so innovative in terms of art that it became possible

Impression Sunrise by Claude Monet

The painting “Impression, Sunrise by Claude Monet Sun was written to them in the morning, during the artist’s stay in Le Havre, the town of his childhood. The painting depicts

Boats at Port Honfleur by Claude Monet

Honfleur is a beautiful city, attracting artists with its magnificence. A closed harbor surrounded by houses where bright facades alternate with dark ones, sailboats moored to the shore – all

Sea View by Claude Monet

This painting was painted in 1882 by the famous French artist – impressionist Claude Monet. He loved to describe the seascapes, his paintings are unique and are known to the

Nympheas by Claude Monet

Painting by Claude Monet “Water Lilies” is a dazzling and challenging works by the artist on the theme – water lilies, which were written in the period 1914-1917 year. The

Waterloo Bridge by Claude Monet

Monet’s picture is best viewed at some distance. The lilac color fills all its space, but the canvas cannot be called monotonous – the river and the sky are lighter

Peach Can by Claude Monet

After the start of the Franco-Prussian War in 1870, Monet went to England, where he became acquainted with the works of John Constable and William Turner. In the spring of

Water Garden by Claude Monet

The Water Garden has become an endless source of inspiration for the artist. When it was created, Japanese motifs clearly emerged, which were noticed and noted by all of Monet’s