I'm not sure but I suggest Google-image searching Claude Monet's paintings, and see what comes up. Check out the websites, and see what information there is! One of his most famous works though is a series of paintings called "Water Lilies".
Dozens and dozens of his paintings are famous:
Impression, Sunrise
Poppies Blooming
Saint Lazare Station
Haystacks
Rouen Cathedral
Japanese Bridge
Water Lilies
and many more
I think that Claude Monet's most famous painting was Water Lilies.
I think Claude Monet's "Impression, Sunrise" gave him much recognition as an innovator in the world of arts. As a matter of fact, this painting is responsible for coining the Impressionism itself.
Woman with Parasol was one of his famous paintings but he may be most famous for his series of paintings, like the Water Lilly series.
la bassen aux nympheas
Claude Monet made one painting of this title.The most famous Luncheon on the Grass was painted by Édouard Manet.
Claude Monet did.
Claude Monet was the father of French Impressionism, based in the thought that you must express the nature that is before you, expousing the importance ofÊplein ari painting.ÊThe word impressionism is taken from one of his paintings, 'Impression, soleil levant'.
Claude Monet started painting when he was a young child, and he always knew he wanted to be an artist. He went to the Le Havre secondary school for the arts when he was 11 to develop his drawing and painting skills, mentored by artists such as Jacques-Francois Orchard and Eugene Boudin.
Claude Monet (1840-1926) produced Impression: Sunrise in 1872, and Rouen Cathedral: The Portal (In Sun) in 1894.
Claude Monet made one painting of this title.The most famous Luncheon on the Grass was painted by Édouard Manet.
Claude Monet did.
Claude Monet was the father of French Impressionism, based in the thought that you must express the nature that is before you, expousing the importance ofÊplein ari painting.ÊThe word impressionism is taken from one of his paintings, 'Impression, soleil levant'.
this is not a name 72 wold be if you said Claude Monet
No.
The Salon.
As the title says it is a still life painting. It was made of oil paint on canvas.
Monet was 10 years old when he first started to paint.
Claude Monet started painting when he was a young child, and he always knew he wanted to be an artist. He went to the Le Havre secondary school for the arts when he was 11 to develop his drawing and painting skills, mentored by artists such as Jacques-Francois Orchard and Eugene Boudin.
1908
his beloved wife.
waterlilys