“The passing cloud, the cooling breeze, the sudden
“The passing cloud, the cooling breeze, the sudden storm that threatens to burst and finally does, the wind that stirs and suddenly blows with full force, the light that fades and is reborn are all things, elusive to the eyes of the uninitiated, that transfigure the color and shape of the bodies of water.” (Claude Monet)
The Musee de l’Orangerie sits in the jardins de Tuileries, not far from the Musee du Louvre in Paris. It contains over 140 works by French painters, produced between 1880 and 1930. A specially designed space was created in the Orangerie to house the 12 piece series The Water Lilies, painted by Claude Monet between 1918 and 1926, and gifted to France by Monet following the signing of the armistice. Monet’s own garden and ponds at Giverny provide the setting painted in these works.
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Manet: Le Dejeuner Sur L’Herbe (Art in context)
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this is a great book about a most unkowned work: Le Dejeuner Sur L’Herbe. Unkown? Le Dejeuner? Yes because what Joel Isaccson is writing about in this book is about young MONET, not MANET, and his Dejeuner.
Claude Monet Madame Monet And Her Son Art Poster Print - 16″ X 20″ 
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Vasa di Malva (Vase of Flowers) by Claude Monet 
In the late 1860’s Monet continued to study landscape painting working with Courbet at Trouville and working frequently with Renoir at Le Grenouillere. It was at Le Grenouillere, that the first pure Impressionist painting took form. It was a radical departure from academic standards.
