Shortly after he began working on the painting, Monet realized what a pleasure it was to paint detailed kimonos. After La Japonaise was put on display at the 1876 Impressionist Exhibition, many ...

The French impressionist was ... as ‘forensic astronomy’ to the painting, studying the tides and alignment of the Sun to work out the exact moment that Monet was trying to capture.

Claude Monet, one of the most exceptional artists ever, the one who gave the world the beautiful genre of Impressionist art, is loved and revered in the art circles. He excelled at portraying the ...

The painting “represents the pinnacle of Monet’s Impressionist style,” according to a catalogue listing from the auction house Sotheby’s, which sold it to a telephone bidder in 2019 for ju ...

now in Musée Marmottan Monet, Paris), which gave its name to the Impressionist movement. Some art historians have dated this masterpiece by determining what day the sun would have risen in ...

What we now call impressionist music is a style ... In Paris in the 1860s, artists such as Claude Monet and Edgar Degas moved away from painting in the studio to painting on location.

among them three paintings by the French impressionist Claude Monet collectively worth more than $45 million. The case had proceeded on the basis of a lie told by an insurance agent working for ...

A pinkish wintry landscape by Claude Monet (of whom Reinhart ... still life perhaps suggest (for all the painting’s initial impression of solidity) instability, unease; in an adjoining composition, ...