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Monet and his painting Water Lilies...?Introduction The painting, “Water Lilies,” by Claude Monet, is one which carries several elements of expression to the spectator. More important, this particular painting uses different techniques and ideologies to make a statement within society and the culture which Monet was in. The different concepts which Monet used in this particular painting were a part of a series which was able to show a true reflection and impression of nature as well as the shifts which were occurring during Monet’s time. However, it is the aesthetics that Monet uses in this piece that allows it to become a masterpiece and...
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Water Lillies by Claude Monet...Task Water lilies by Claude Monet Introduction Claude Monet was a vital personality in the development of the French Impressionist style and movement in the nineteenth century. He was inspired by nature making him paint works mostly dwelling on the nature and landscapes. The movement developed a very different style of painting that sought to bring out the artist’s ability to perceive the natural world around them. Monet moved to buy an island ile aux Orties in 1883 where he found inspiration to capture paintings of light and different weather patterns that were important to his newfound style of painting (Mancoff). The...
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The Life of Claude Monet...to France settling in Argenteuil near Paris. It was while at Argenteuil that Monet focused on developing his impressionistic style, where he painted the famous impression, sunrise in 1872 which he later named the impressionist movement. Camille was diagnosed with tuberculosis in 1876, and never fully recovered. She bore another son Michel and succumbed to her illness September 5, 1879. As a last tribute to her, Monet painted her on her deathbed. After the death of Camille, Monet become even more determined in his art and created masterpieces. Monet later moved to Giverny where he planted a large garden. This garden later acted as a source of inspiration for his work...
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Claude monet Haystacks painting...?Sur Lecturer Claude Monet was an artist that basically perfected impressionistic painting in the world of art. The scholarly articles done on the works that were done for the purpose of understanding more on art have proved his worth as an artist. The artist made a mark by the series of paintings as done in the haystack series of paintings. The idea came to this splendid artist one day as he was walking by the fields and saw the harvests that had been placed on the fields and had piled up to form a pattern. Monet therefore basically resorted to study the patterns made by these haystacks and he found it interesting hence the decision to paint them. By the time Monet was...
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Claude Monet...Claude Monet: "Water-Lily Pond, Symphony in Green" Life, Harmony and Infinite: Light When we look at the painting "Water-Lily Pond, Symphony in Green" by Claude Monet, we feel its outstanding expressiveness and its powerful presence. There is no doubt about it. This painting is extremely vigorous, and there is no way of escaping its astonishing beauty. We really feel dazzled by the magnificence of its brushstrokes. Its vivid colors are scrawled all over the surface and the images are somewhat blurred on purpose as this is an impressionist picture. A lot of energy keeps moving within this canvas, and...
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Woman with a parasol by Claude Monet... with all its luminous sensory vibrations.
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Caffin, C.H. How to Study Pictures, New York: Century, 1906. p. 459, 460.
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Rewald, J.The History of Impressionism. New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1961, p. 346.
Stuckey C.F.Claude Monet: Impressionism's Leading Light. USA Today. Vol 124. Issue: 2606. November 1995. p.37
Wilkin, K. A Thoroughly Modern Monet. New Criterion. Vol: 17, Iss: 4, December 1998. p. 29.... Czanne once described Monet as "only an eye- yet what an eye"....
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Claude Monet...Visual Arts and Film Studies Claude Monet In these artworks, Monet brings a clear image of a landscape and atmosphere. He uses aseries of objects to depict the real picture of images in a natural context in which they appear as expected. In the first picture, there are images of a heap of grass at the foreground and clouds in the sky at the background. In the second picture, there are images of people, houses, smoke and clouds properly arranged as they were in their real context. These pictures are original because they are in their natural setting.
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Claude Monet...Claude Monet Affiliation Claude Monet is one wealth of legacy that span from when he was living and after his life. He is kind of person that most biographies and analysts assert that more about his life is revealed posthumously. At present time, Claude Monet can be described in four parts: Early life, later life, death and posthumous life. In all the four part Claude Monet left an indelible mark that is ostensibly visible to those that are inspired by his deeds during his life (Burt, 2001, 41).
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Claude Monet: The Impressionist...and technique. Due to this, he frequently had a difficult time selling his work. This is due to the fact that it challenged what people would embrace in artistic works. Sooner or later, people accepted his art. And at present, displays of his paintings attract groups of enthusiasts.
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Augusta, Holly. “Monet: Master Gardener, Impressionist Painter, and Scientist of the Visual,” Journal of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association 2.4 (1996): 6A. Print.
Clark, T.J. The Painting of Modern Life: Paris in the Art of Manet and His Followers. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2015. Print.
Heinrich, Christoph. Monet. New York: Taschen, 2000. Print.
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