Breakfast by Claude Monet

Work “Breakfast” – a picture of the early work of Oscar Claude Monet. Despite the relatively young age in which the impressionist Monet painted the canvas, his “Breakfast” turned out

Woman With A Parasol by Claude Monet

Monet – French painter of the XIX century, the founder of Impressionism. Claude began to draw at an early age. At first, an enterprising little Monet painted caricatures and sold

Spring by Claude Monet

Despite the fact that the French climate can be considered mild and the winter is relatively mild there, it still bothers with dampness and wetness. The heart yearns for spring,

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

Windy day. Etretat by Claude Monet

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

Soroka by Claude Monet

In the years 1868-1869, Claude Monet was engaged in writing the picture “Forty”, which stands out for its calmness. The work looks quite simple, it depicts a winter rural landscape,

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

Doge’s Palace by Claude Monet

In 1908, Claude Monet set off on his penultimate journey: traveling with his wife to Venice at the invitation of the family of Curtis, an American friend of the artist

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

Irises by Claude Monet

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,