Claude Monet was a french artist. Monet was born November 14th, 1840 in Paris, France. He died on December 5th1926, in Giverny, France. He struggled with depression, poverty, and illness during his lifetime. People dotted Monet's style of impressionism because it was more concerned with light rather than realness. His occupation was a painter. His full name is Oscar Claude Monet. He is one of the most famous painters in all of the history of art. He was supposedly a decent student. He was interested
At the Telfair Museum, a part of the Monet and the American Impressionist exhibit included The Unpretentious Garden by Gari Melchers. The work is an Impressionist style painting due to its rough brushstrokes and bright vibrant colors. This painting was started in 1903 and finished on 1909. This painting is actually part of the Telfair’s permanent collection. Melchers was born in Detroit, Michigan on August 11, 1860. His family was very supportive of the arts; his father, in fact, was a German-born
Claude Monet was an essential part of art history. He and some of his fellow comrades put together the first Impressionist exhibition (Tucker). They lead the charge of a new era in art which focused on light. Monet was able to depict nature in a way that had never before been done. His love for art flourished when he was able to find stability in Giverny and produce some of his most famous works. Claude Monet changed the world of art with his unique style known as Impressionism. Monet along
including Claude Monet and Edgar Degas. Pissarro was also active in Postimpressionist circles, continuing to paint until his death in Paris on November 13, 1903. n 1852 Pissarro moved to Venezuela with Danish artist Fritz Melbye and lived there until 1855, when he returned to Paris. In Paris, he worked closely with Camille Corot and Gustave Courbet, honing his skills and experimenting with new approaches to art. Pissarro eventually fell in with a group of young artists, including Claude Monet and Paul
Jean Michel Basquiat was a solar eclipse in the art world- something you rarely see and that briefly exists. However, unlike a solar eclipse Basquiat left behind footprints. People all over the world view these footprints in art museums; they are works of art. While Basquiat only had a brief existence in the art world, he changed the art world forever. Basquiat is without a doubt one of America’s greatest artists. For the few lucky people that witnessed this anomaly, he had many names such as SAMO
classmates and I landed. From the minute we stepped into the crisp, fresh air, I knew these would be the best two weeks of my life. The three days in Paris flew by. I visited the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, and L’Arc de Triomphe. I saw “Mona Lisa,” Claude Monet’s famous “Water Lilies,” and the stained-glass windows of Notre Dame. I walked the many rues of Paris with two friends, on our own. We saw fashionable Parisians strolling, eating at sidewalk cafés, and kissing in the lush gardens. All
Dawn Mcclendon Professor Mcfarland ArtHIST 1 April 2015 “Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose “ John Singer Sargent can paint both real life paintings as well as scenery. Overall he can do multiple styles of works. But his greatest success was showcased in London 1885 the painting Carnation Lily, Lily Rose at the Royal Academy. A mixture of Impressionism, Asthetisicism and the Oriental. His style is both realistic and unrealistic. This piece showcases that style of his best with its both real and yet distorted
Cole McFarland Mrs. Zimmerman Art Appreciation 1 February 2015 The Water Lily Pond By Claude Monet Claude Monet did many paintings. Not only were they paintings, they were oil paintings. The Water Lily Pond was one of these oil paintings. It is easy to tell that it is an oil painting due to the strokes of the brush and the strength of the color. As I studied this piece I noticed that Monet used very little color. There were a lot of greens, few pinks, and a little bit of brownish reds. They