Claude Monet
In art history, the name Impressionism originated from Claude Monet (1840-1926)'s "Sunrise". An art critic who saw Monet's work said that the painting looks incomplete, and that it "painted the sunrise impression" in a sneering sense. Impressionism comes from this word. Impressionist artists observed the change of light in a place and tried to capture it entirely in a canvas. Monet's signature work, "Suryun," is also a series of works drawn by observing the scenery of the Giverny Pond he created over decades.
Popular Artworks
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Apples And Grapes
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Arrival of the Normandy Train Gare Saint
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Boats on the Beach at Etretat
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Bordighera
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Branch of the Seine near Giverny Mist
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Cliff Walk at Pourville
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Etretat: the Beach And the Falaise D'amont
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Houses of Parliament London
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On the Bank of the Seine Bennecourt
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Rocks at Port Goulphar Belle Île
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Stack of Wheat Snow Effect Overcast Day
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Stack of Wheat Thaw Sunset
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Stacks of Wheat End of Day Autumn
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The Artist's House at Argenteuil
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The Beach at Sainte Adresse
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