The work of Claude Monet is distinguished by a variety of themes, compositional solutions and images created. The painter has painted the Houses of Parliament in London many times. In
Regatta in Argenteuil by Claude Monet
Monet loved Arzhantey. A lot of good and sad things in the artist’s life are connected with this place. For seven years he lived in the suburbs of Paris, which
Hunting Trophies by Claude Monet
In 1862, Monet created one of his most realistic works – “Hunting trophies”. Written according to classical canons, it was approved by critics and was accepted by the official Salon.
Haystack by Claude Monet
Bold experiments with light are the main expressive means used by Claude Monet in his works. The variability of shadows and the play of light has always attracted the artist
Poplar Series by Claude Monet
These poplars grew on the banks of the River Ept near the house of Monet in Giverny, and in the summer of 1891 the artist began to paint them at
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,
The banks of the Seine, Argenteuil by Claude Monet
Claude Monet – a bright representative of French impressionism. The style of impressionism involves the transfer in the picture of a certain moment. Pictures of such a plan are written
Etretat, Port D’Aval by Claude Monet
For a long time, the small French city of Etretat, which attracts tourists, nature lovers and artists with its incredible mountain cliffs and cliffs growing from the English Channel, is
View of Zaandam by Claude Monet
Claude Monet wrote a lot and each time his work became the biographical imprints of his many journeys, crossings and open-airs on the coast of the rivers of the Seine,
Aiguille and Port d’Aval by Claude Monet
It is rightly considered that the “most beautiful cliffs of France” are located in the resort town of Etretat in Normandy. Back in 1847, his small hotels and guesthouses invited
View of the Old Harbor in Le Havre by Claude Monet
Le Havre is the birthplace of Claude Monet, where the artist spent his entire childhood, and from 1860 left this place and never returned there, perhaps, only to visit relatives
Thames, Westminster by Claude Monet
In London, the artist was admired by the blue of the fogs that covered Westminster Abbey and the Thames. It is known that he, with a sketchbook in his hands,
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
On the beach in Trouville by Claude Monet
Trouville is a seaside resort in Normandy. It pleases the eyes of the wealthy tourists with the exquisite architecture of their villas of the early 20th century. Galleries and antique
Robeck River in Rouen by Claude Monet
The city of Rouen is located on the banks of the Seine, in addition, through it flow its tributaries, in particular the river Obett, Robec and Caye. Rouen was supposedly