The very word has entered their language—not ‘landscape’ but ‘impression ... Not that buyers were Monet’s immediate concern.

Throughout the 19th century, as the Industrial Revolution brought advancements in manufacturing across Europe, coal-burning ...

Claude Monet's paintings of Antibes, created during his stay in 1888, are a testament to his mastery of capturing the transient effects of light on the Mediterranean landscape. He focused on the ...

Unsurprisingly, then, Hoschedé-Monet's paintings often share her mentor's visual vocabulary: Shadows on the Meadow (Giverny, the Ajoux plain) matches his Spring Landscape at Giverny (1894 ...

We have seen strong bidding from customers in this region for paintings by Monet and the Impressionists. And we hope that many Western clients will have the opportunity to view the piece in person ...

Claude Monet is most famous as the father of Impressionism. When his eyesight started failing him in his 70s, he had to turn to surgery to save his sight.

Claude Monet’s paintings are brought to life at this ... You can look up, down, and all around as you glide through landscape to landscape. Then, try your hand at coloring your own Monet work ...

It's like a bath of flowers. Irises, poppies, chrysanthemums, lilies and, of course, sunflowers — those famous Van Gogh sunflowers seem to spring forth, slip out of their vase and cover the floor, ...

As Monet put it: “A landscape is only an impression ... now “severed his last ties” with descriptive painting. The paintings were in this sense paradoxical: They pushed Impressionism ...