Claude Monet

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he got cataracs

They met in a hooker club in La Havre. They came upon each other and had a conversation. They soon began to realise that they both loved art, although there was 15 years between them. Boudin invited Monet to his gallery and workshop they became good friends.

his fans were his audience

· He was a great artist and helped invent the style of painting called "Impressionism."

· He spent most of his time drawing ridiculous pictures of his teachers!

· The mood of his paintings were happy and filled with nature.

· Monet liked to paint about nature, boats, oceans, lakes, and ponds.

· He was more interested in how something looked when the sunlight was on it.

but is that true

At Giverny where his garden was.

Yes

He was French.

Claude Monet who was born on14 November 1840 and died 5 December 1926, was a founder of French impressionist painting. He was a French as his parents were both second-generation Parisians.

In the latter part of his life he was.

hope and died

impressionism

Monet Monico was born on May 2, 1990.

1901

the English environment.He was inspired by the work of john constable and Joseph mallard William turner and this had soon started the impressionist movement.

Monet's paintings are nut full of hidden meanings. Just enjoy!

impressionist style painting. he painted using the "en plein air" technique in which he focused on the lights reflections on various surfaces as opposed to focusing on details in the picture itself.

in 1910 french chemist George Claude ran electricity through a tube of gas and produced a colored light that led to the lighting up of advertisement signs

One of the primary schools in Le Havre.
Claude Monet attended school at Academia Suisse

By the lilypond in the garden of Giverny because he was old, could not go far and had cataracts.

Claurd terray artist

If a copy artist reproduced one of Monet's paintings, it is likely that he/she would have also reproduced Monet's painted signature, unless the distinction as a copy was meant to be obvious. A "print" of a painting is, by definition, a copy of the original painting and would therefore include the painted signature - obscuration of the signature would constitute a defacement of the original in the process of print production.

France mainly.

Around Paris and Normandy.

Artists choose their subjects for various reasons, which are seldom known to us.