Claude Monet's universeFrom the light of Le Havre to the Water Lilies of Giverny, Claude Monet makes changing perception the very subject of painting and lastingly transforms our view of the landscape.
1840 - 1926Artist's life
Normandy, Paris, Argenteuil, Vétheuil and GivernyMain homes
Oil, pastel, drawing and serial paintingPractical
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1840 -1926 · Impressionism, series and garden of Giverny
From the light of Le Havre to the Water Lilies of Giverny, Claude Monet makes changing perception the very subject of painting and lastingly transforms our view of the landscape.
Born in Paris in 1840 and raised in Le Havre, Claude Monet began with caricature before Eugène Boudin taught him outdoor painting on the Normandy beaches. In Paris, he meets Renoir, Sisley and Bazille in the studio of Charles Gleyre. Together, they sought a more direct painting, attentive to light, leisure and the transformations of modern life. After a stay in London during the war of 1870, Monet moved to Argenteuil. Presented during the independent exhibition of 1874, Impression, Soleil Levant gave its name to impressionism despite itself. In Vétheuil then during numerous trips, the painter continued the study of atmospheric effects. Installed in Giverny in 1883, he developed the series of Meules, Poplars, Rouen Cathedral and London, each painting setting a different time or time. His water garden finally became the laboratory of Water Lilies, including the large panels of the Orangery opens painting to an almost immersive experience. Monet died in Giverny in 1926. The "Claude Monet" selection notably compares Impression, Soleil Levant and Water Lilies. His reading favors figures.
Monet does not paint a stable pattern: he paints what light, air and time do with it at the precise moment he looks at it.
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Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Born in Paris in 1840 and raised in Le Havre, Claude Monet began with caricature before Eugène Boudin taught him outdoor painting on the Normandy beaches. In Paris, he meets Renoir, Sisley and Bazille in the studio of Charles Gleyre. Together, they sought a more direct painting, attentive to light, leisure and the transformations of modern life. After a stay in London during the war of 1870, Monet moved to Argenteuil. Presented during the independent exhibition of 1874, Impression, Soleil Levant gave its name to impressionism despite itself. In Vétheuil then during numerous trips, the painter continued the study of atmospheric effects. Installed in Giverny in 1883, he developed the series of Meules, Poplars, Rouen Cathedral and London, each painting setting a different time or time. His water garden finally became the laboratory of Water Lilies, including the large panels of the Orangery opens painting to an almost immersive experience. Monet died in Giverny in 1926.
Boudin, the outdoors and Impression
The Normandy coast, the Parisian meetings and the 1874 exhibition founded a painting of modern sensation. This milestone sheds light on the "Claude Monet" collection by favoring figures.
Argenteuil, Vétheuil and travel
The Seine, the snow, the cliffs and the Mediterranean multiply the experiences of light and climate.
Series and Giverny
Grindstones, cathedrals and Water Lilies extend the observation until the pattern dissolves into color and reflection.
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Instant
The visible touch retains the impression of a fleeting light, wind or cloudy passage. This line guides a reading of "Claude Monet" centered on the figures.
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Series
Repeating the same pattern reveals that each hour and each season produces a new reality.
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Reflection
Water mixes sky, vegetation and depth, until the border between object and image is uncertain.
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Color
Colorful shadows and juxtaposed tones replace black and build light directly on the canvas.
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Six readings specific to Claude Monet
Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a journey exclusively devoted to Claude Monet.
Birth of a movement01
Print, rising sun
The orange disc, the mist and the quick touches capture the port of Le Havre like a sensation being born.
Notebook work by Claude Monet. Reading of "Claude Monet" by the figures.Giverny Garden02
Water lilies
The surface of the pond brings together flowers, sky and depth in a space without horizon where the gaze can be lost.
Notebook work by Claude MonetJapanese bridge03
The Water Lilies Basin, green harmony
The bridge is part of enveloping vegetation where the greens respond to each other between foliage, shade and reflection.
Notebook work by Claude MonetChromatic variation04
The Water Lilies Basin, pink harmony
Roses and greens transform the garden into a colorful accord where light seems to come from the entire surface.
Notebook work by Claude MonetStyle05
Instant
The visible touch retains the impression of a fleeting light, wind or cloudy passage. This line guides a reading of "Claude Monet" centered on the figures.
Reading key for Claude MonetStyle06
Series
Repeating the same pattern reveals that each hour and each season produces a new reality.
Reading key for Claude Monet
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