Yes, oil paint.
Not realky dots, but rather short brush strokes. That is one of the characteristics of Impressionism. In Monet's paintings before 1869 brushstrokes are not visible.
The subjects of Claude Monet was an impressionist. His subjects ranged from cliffs near water, and bridges. The people were painted with short thick strokes of paint. This allowed the essences of the subjects to be captured rather than details.
Claude Monet did.
At his home, he loved to paint.
Rouen Cathedral was.
Not realky dots, but rather short brush strokes. That is one of the characteristics of Impressionism. In Monet's paintings before 1869 brushstrokes are not visible.
The subjects of Claude Monet was an impressionist. His subjects ranged from cliffs near water, and bridges. The people were painted with short thick strokes of paint. This allowed the essences of the subjects to be captured rather than details.
Claude Monet did.
this is not a name 72 wold be if you said Claude Monet
The Salon.
No.
Monet was 10 years old when he first started to paint.
Claude Monet primarily used flat and round brushes to create his signature impressionistic style. He often favored larger brushes for broader strokes and to apply vibrant colors quickly, allowing for loose and expressive brushwork. Additionally, he sometimes used palette knives to add texture to his paintings. Monet's technique emphasized capturing light and movement, which his brush choices facilitated.
waterlilys
his beloved wife.
1906
1883