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Claude Monet
Questions and answers about Claude Monet, a protagonist of Impressionism.
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In June 1861, Monet joined the First Regiment of African Light Cavalry in Algeria for a seven-year commitment, but, two years later, after he had contracted typhoid fever, his aunt intervened to get him out of the army.
How old when Claude Monet started painting?
I know that Edgar degas started painting in 1885 i know because i did a research project on him.
Did Monet do anything other than art?
None important, besides organizing his garden as a subject for painting.
Who was Claude Monet influenced by in art?
he had begun the art of impressionism. he influenses many things like art, trouble making and to get the rest go to a local library
One of the greatest influences of Claude Monet was his fellow artist Eugène Boudin, who became his mentor and taught him to use oil paints. Boudin also taught him "en plein air" (outdoor) techniques for painting.
Was Claude Monet a painter in the Fauvist period?
Technically not. Vincent van Gogh died 1890, the fauvists exhibited for the first time in 1905. But they may have seen Vincent's work as an inspiration.
I know that Technique art is the latin word from Thailand who invented the Paintings.
Here's an example to help you keep the terms straight.
The medium: Oil on canvas.
Various techniques:
Apply the pigment with brushes, daubbing on the canvas.
Splatter the pigment by flicking the brush towards the canvas.
Apply the pigment with a pallet knife.
Apply the pigment with one's fingers.
Smear pigment on one's body and run headlong into the canvas.
Dribble the pigment onto the canvas from squeeze bottles.
Who was claude Monet's parents and grandparents?
On 28 January 1857 his mother died. He was 16 years old when he left school, and went to live with his widowed childless aunt, Marie-Jeanne Lecadre. Monet's 1866 Camille or The Woman in the Green Dress (La Femme à la Robe Verte), which brought him recognition, was one of many works featuring his future wife, Camille Doncieux. Shortly thereafter Doncieux became pregnant and bore their first child, Jean. Monet and Camille Doncieux had married just before the war (June 28, 1870) and, after their excursion to London and Zaandam, they had moved into a house in Argenteuil near the Seine River in December 1871. She became ill in 1876. They had a second son, Michel, on March 17, 1878, (Jean was born in 1867). This second child weakened her already fading health. In that same year, he moved to the village of Vétheuil. At the age of thirty-two, Madame Monet died on 5 September 1879 of tuberculosis; Monet painted her on her death bed Following the death of her estranged husband, Alice Hoschedé married Claude Monet in 1892 His wife Alice died in 1911 and his oldest son Jean, who had married Alice's daughter Blanche, Monet's particular favourite, died in 1914 His mother was Louise-Justine Monet.
What style of painting did Monet use?
Monet used a dabbing effect as well as rapid brushstrokes, mainly using oil paints in his artwork.
Who inspired Christo and Jeaane Claude?
When Christo's mother was a secretary at an academy of fine arts, there was an amazing artist there who inspired christo. sorry, i don't know the artist's name:).
How is Camille Pissarro the same and different to Claude Monet?
That's a pretty enormous question. How are Madonna and Britney Spears the same and different? How shall I count the ways?
Monet is often credited with actually beginning impressionism (notably with his painting Impression Sunrise -- which by title and by style essentially gave birth to the artistic movement that would take on a similar name). However, Pissarro, 10 years Monet's senior, is often credited with the role of Father of impressionism. He receives this title mainly because of his age and the mentoring role he took among the close-knit group of incredibly famous impressionists and post-impressionsts (such as Monet, Renoir, Degas, Cezanne, Gauguin, Van Gogh, et cetera) with whom he exchanged a great many ideas on painting.
Monet and Pissarro were interested in similar things both stylistically and conceptually. The goal of the impressionist was to play with the effects of light, form, color, the changing seasons, the hours of the day, and so on. Mainly light. Monet largely painted landscapes, while Pissarro had the important distinction of being the only impressionist painter deeply interested in portraying French peasants (the country folk -- the hard working rural citizens). In contrast, Renoir, for example, was interested in portraying the bourgeois, second class, French citizens who were having a gay old time in the big cities.
There are litterally thousands upon thousands of differences between each impressionist (it would be a futile effort to even attempt to think of them all), and almost as many similarities.
Look at their body of work and their personal histories and you can rattle off a few hundred with no trouble.
Monet's Palate about Claude Monet stars?
It stars Meryl Streep and Alice Waters for sure..the others I am not sure about
Monet's Palate is a documentary film which examines the connection between fine art and fine cuisine in the perspective of Claude Monet. Here, you have Meryl Streep as a narrator who will take the viewers through the region of Normandy in France and Monet's Home and Gardens. This also include the greatest Chefs of the world such as Alice Waters, Daniel Boulud, Roger Verge, Anne Willan and Michel Richard who prepare the cuisine that Claude Monet adored. Moreover, there are interviews with Steve Wynn and Joachim Pissarro.
Between 1665 and 1672, Louis XIV, King of France, sent at his expense around 1000 young women to New France.
Fourteen-year-old Marie-Claude Chamois, one of the filles du roi, left France in 1670 for the New World (As portrayed Maude Richer-Lanciault.). These young women mostly came from the Paris area or the diocese of Rouen. They were poor, abandoned, and with no future in France. The King bestowed upon them a dowry of between 50 and 300 livres to settle them in the colony and thus increase its population. Marie-Claude Chamois was one of these women. This is her story:
Marie-Claude Chamois was the youngest of four children born to a well off Paris family. In 1669 she fled her home. A priest took her in and placed her in a shelter for abandoned women, poor children and the mentally ill.
"I was taken first to the Hospital de la Pitié in 1669 and then brought to the Salpetrière Hospital", she wrote. "I was baptized at Saint-Gervais de Paris, and raised by my mother until the age of 13 in the Faubourg St. Antoine", recounted Marie-Claude Chamois in remarks collected and published by the Chancellor of Aguesseau, "I had to flee to avoid the advances of my own brother who respected neither the Laws of Nature, Religion nor the Law."
A year later, her life was turned upside down once more. "I was chosen to join a number of others who had to cross to America, and I would have rather renounced my homeland and take a perilous voyage to the New World than beg my mother's help. I resigned myself to silence in an alien land, with neither friends, assistance nor parents condemned to a perpetual exile."
She arrived in Quebec in October 1670 and married François Frigon, a citizen of Batiscan. She was 14 years old. Marie-Claude Chamois and François Frigon had 7 children. They are the ancestors of every Frigon in North America.
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What is Charles monet's real name from the hot zone?
In Richard Preston's "The Hot Zone," Charles Monet's real name is actually Charles Monet. He is a Frenchman who becomes a key figure in the narrative due to his infection with the Ebola virus during his time in Africa. His story illustrates the deadly nature of the virus and the potential for outbreaks.
