Monet's Trees: Paintings and Drawings by Claude Monet
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Claude Monet (1840–1926), a central figure of French Impressionism, devoted his life to capturing the changing effects of light and atmosphere in the natural world. Best known as one of the greatest landscape painters in art history, Monet repeatedly returned to the motif of trees, using them to explore colour, season and mood. From mist-shrouded willows along the River Seine to sunlit Mediterranean palms, snow-laden poplars and the gardens of Giverny, trees became a vital structure within his evolving style.In this accessible and insightful study, Ralph Skea examines Monet’s work through five thematic lenses, tracing his artistic development across rivers, coastlines, farmland, parks and gardens, and winter landscapes. Drawing on some of the most celebrated works of Impressionist painting, the book offers a fresh perspective on Monet’s lifelong engagement with nature and remains an essential resource for readers interested in Claude Monet, Impressionism, and landscape art.
Monet's Trees: Paintings and Drawings by Claude Monet
€14,99