The Fine Art of Claude Monet


Claude Monet (1840-1926) was the father of French Impressionism, and the most prolific painter of this style and philosophy. The term “impressionism” originated from the title of one of Monet’s early paintings, “Impression, Sunrise” which depicts the artist’s impression of a harbor at dawn.

Early in his career, some of Monet’s peers criticized his method, insisting that painting his impressions did not constitute “true art.” Yet, more than 80 years after his death, Monet’s paintings and prints are still among the most sought-after by professional and everyday decorators and can be found hanging on the walls of homes and offices around the world.

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Nympheas: This serene painting of a water lily pond brought more than $20 million at a Sotheby’s auction in 1998.

Poppies: Vivid colors and exquisite lighting bring this painting to life. It’s said that to some viewers the poppies seem to flutter in a gentle breeze.

Jardin a Giverny: This popular painting was created in the artist’s garden near Paris in 1900. Monet loved this garden of colors. It offered him secluded serenity and gave him inspiration for his work.

Antibes: “I’m truly a man of isolated trees and wide open spaces.” -Claude Monet, Antibes, France

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