Claude Monet: A collection of 1540 paintings (HD)

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Claude Monet: A collection of 1540 paintings (HD)
Description: "Claude Oscar Monet was born in Paris on November 14, 1840. Soon after, his family moved to Le Havre, where he spent his youth. His acquaintance with Eugène Boudin lead to Monet seriously pursueing his education as a painter in 1858. Boudin and Jongkind taught Monet to always work in the field in front of his motif. The following year Monet went to Paris anyway to begin academic training.
He joined the "Akademie Suisse" and joined his later fellow painters from the Impressionist group, especially when painting together "en plen air" in the forest of Fontainebleau. Their constant struggle was to have their pictures exhibited at the official "Salon de Paris", where the conservative jury mostly declined their paintings.
Because of the lack of acceptance of his artwork, Claude Monet and his small family had to live in dire poverty for many years. In 1879 his first wife Camille, with whom he had two children, died.
Monet's art had meanwhile developed from withdrawn color paintings to form an independent Impressionist style. With his famous painting "Impression: soleil levant", Claude Monet named one of the most important genres of Avant-garde art.
Some art lovers, especially the art dealer Durand-Ruel, supported him financially. Very gradually, a market developed for his pictures. In 1883 Claude Monet managed to earn enough money to move to Giverny, west of Paris, where he managed to buy the house he had been renting in 1890. He now had a place to return to after his frequent travels and the garden of his property, which he later managed to extend, provided constant inspiration for his work at home.
In 1891 Monet painted the first of his famous series: the "meules" (haystacks) were followed by pictures of poplars and the river Seine, the cathedral of Rouen, the river Thames in London and many more. His exhibitions were great successes and Monet became a celebrated artist. In 1892 he married Alice Hoschedé, who brought more children into the family.
From the turn of the century, the water lilies on the specially designed pond in Giverny and the picturesque wooden bridge in Japanese style became Monet's favorite motifs. In 1911 Alice died. In 1916, at the age of 76, Monet started his largest project: the creation of the famous wall decoration depicting the pond with the water lillies (now in Paris). In the 1920s his eyesight deteriorated and he had to have surgery, but he still did his utmost to continue painting.
Shortly before his death on December 5, 1926 Claude Monet finished his water lilly paintings. Today Claude Monet is regarded as the most well known Impressionist artist. His late work is increasingly considered to be the precursor for the abstraction of the 20th century."
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[@nothingbutboredz]

If you are reading this, I want you to know that you are beautiful, you are loved, you are at peace and everything will be fine. Peace be with you my friend. ❤

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О БОЖЕ, СПАСИБО ЗА ВСЁ. Дорогого стоят, ВАШИ СЛОВА. ХРАНИ ВАС БОЖЕ.

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[@abdulganisaudagar]

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[@user-ob3kn6lk6b]

Thank-you

[@TheDanprusaitis]

Wow, thank you for the exquisite words! I was really needing them, as well as a whole bunch of Claude Monet

[@tonym994]

I never ever, get tired of Monet.

[@Abysslabrynth]

You can feel something watching these pictures again and again

[@CerxFouquet9]

When I was a kid, I never really undestood this. But today...with so many self-proclaimed "artists" you see every day in twitter, instagram, facebook, you compare with those and look at arts from people like Monet, and t blows you away. Some of those self-proclaimed are okay, even amazing but in front of Monet's work, it's just different. On another level. Wow.

[@francisgarganera8418]

To all of art genre, impressionism I love most.

[@blane1814]

It’s like walking into a dream

[@brendantravels]

I really like Monet's nature paintings. I saw them at Marmottan and other museums in Paris. And the one of his wife with a parasol, I saw that in Washington, DC.

[@edwconr]

Thanks for posting this immersive experience of the art of Claude Monet.

[@warrendreher9316]

I first saw Monet at the RI School of Design Museum in Providence in the 60's. Would take the train to Boston Museum of Fine Arts which had even more and sit there for hours looking at them, trying to understand how Monet did it. Monet is the reason I became a painter and am still painting, in my 70's, and continually look to his images for guidance. I was working on a piece just today and took a quick look at one of the Haystack Series for help. His atmosphere and light qualities are untouched by anyone else. He was also incredibly prolific. One of my first heroes. Last year my son and I were at the Chicago Art Institute. We turned a corner and there was a room full of Monets. It was like coming home. Thank you for this video. Looks amazing.

[@agentsmith4782]

I’m shocked by amount of his work. How a man can paint so many paintings and so beautiful! He must be painted all his life without a break .l admire his passion and skills

[@charlesevans133]

What an imprecion!

[@engyhassan9286]

Me too how many years he took to paint all of this

[@MTBCEC]

😔

[@auroracastro4549]

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[@fluim0102]

Monet was active for some 60 years, while for example van Gogh only painted for about 10 years and still produces over 2000 paintings/drawings

[@DoctorTalks.]

Your channel may be the most valuable in the whole of youtube

[@darjajungic212]

Thank you for this. My admiration goes to Picaso,Dali, Gogh,etc... But Clod Monet just goes one level higher from those man. Thats my humbled oppinion. Just the highest level of painting.

[@kayausiu8090]

Kudos no less to the passion of the one who compiled these paintings !

[@bellad6733]

I remember first learning about Monet in art history during my freshman year of high school. I was instantly amazed by his skill and passion and he very quickly earned a spot in my heart as one of my favorite painters. I remember reading a quote from him and it has stuck with me since: "Every day I discover more and more beautiful things. It’s enough to drive one mad. I have such a desire to do everything, my head is bursting with it.". I love how passionate he was with his art and how he still continued to paint even though his eyes were giving out. If you compare some of his earlier works to his later works, you can see how bad his vision became. It's a bittersweet feeling and I wish I could experience it for the first time again.

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

I am glad his "vision" of the world was not spoiled by the brutal devastation of the first world war! Think how terrible it would be for your life to end during that time, so it would be your final outlook on the world and its future! I am glad he lived into the mid 1920's, but not the Great Depression and the Second World War. 😌

[@alinserea4179]

Love 💞, the amount of information ,💝.of this video 💯,.,💖Interesting tutorial ,💞 Thanks for the beautiful video you share with us., Thanks for sharing,❤💖,.,

[@belovedinthebuilding]

For some reason I woke up to this lovely music playing in the background. Thank you for the beautiful art and this angelic music.

[@edmonddantes1210]

Gestern habe ich angeschaut paar Gemälde von Claude Monet im Staatsgalerie Stuttgart. Wunderschöne Gemälde!

[@tracyclark7560]

Who'd a thunk this could be possible and viewed? Thank you youtube & wide-ranging discoveries? Actual inventory, presentation, sharing gift. I thank you from the bottom of my creative artistic passionate heart to lay eyes on such a vast collection of The Master Claude Monet.

[@eunicecassidy7109]

I love Claude Monet‘s painting. It makes me relax when I see them. It looks natural all the scenes. It was all beautiful 💕

[@AAvfx]

Seeing all his paintings in one KZbin video, I got swept to a different existence. No words to describe the feeling!

[@SobridMusic]

It's about 1,000 short, bud.

[@user-mk6xr1qo6t]

No words!

[@paulineworkman7935]

Wonderful paintings.

[@torriana2155]

the background music is everything

[@beethovensg]

@@torriana2155 and Nothing. Both.

[@ronaldmayle1823]

When you look at a painting, you're looking through the eyes of the painter. You're seeing the people, and the world that he was living in at the time. You have a front row seat into his mind and feelings.

[@torriana2155]

I Agree and this particular video is very soothing

[@denisecolley7267]

To see life through the eyes of an artist will leave you enthralled , surprised and fill you with wonder and excitement, cause to convey to the viewer that life to an artist is to capture every facet of it and present it on a canvas, where the colours, will capture your imagination and take you on a magic carpet ride.

[@tommorris8359]

I just watched this on youtube and was blown away by the whole program. I love claude Monet and the music in the background. I thought it was piano and my wife said it was a harp.

[@jashil2890]

Artistic pictures that time can't do anything about; it can't really take anything away from them - it can only add to their artistic beauty! Will there (ever) be such artists and such artistic aesthetics? In the era of digital worldview?

[@albertadriftwood3612]

These slide shows are invaluable. They illustrate the intention, growth, development of expression and a lifetime of hard work that each off these artists, Monet especially, demonstrate.

[@shubeichen167]

Monet's paintings are very realistic and mainly reflect rural life. Every painting is worth appreciating.

[@anndeakin6763]

Magnificent views painting variety of scenery town villages.various times of the year .seascapes show artistic genius.

[@mongalf8381]

I was never in to art until I saw Monet's paintings, this takes me to a whole new dimension, that's the only way I can describe watching his paintings. Simply amazing. His work opened up my mind to art in a very weird but special amazing way.

[@abnjohnny]

He has been my favorite from the first time I saw his paintings,he paints the world as I see it without my glasses.

[@argospanoptes4826]

Definively one of the best painter. The emotion is overwhelming

[@seanobrennan2372]

Sublime....absolutely sublime ! Thank you for this.

[@yalenadelfina]

Thank you for this deep joy

[@elizabethhestevold1340]

My favorite French Impressionist. Just unspeakable beautiful works.🎶🥀🇩🇰🇺🇸🙏👀📫

[@xueli7998]

My favorite artist of all time.

[@doletan1991]

Not less than once time I cry when I see his paintings. Why? I can not exactly tell, but may be because of his passion to draw has touched me. He treasured every moment of his life to live and paint. Such a wonderful collection!

[@hortenwerneck1836]

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[@mariabaca3941]

What an inspiration he was to all, the beauty he saw all around him. Thank God for his joy of painting!!

[@davidsmallwoodtherapist]

I have the same feeling. I think its because im seeing the most beautiful art ever created

[@terencebarrett2897]

You friend are completely right ,100% its breathtaking an artist can capture that essence of time the place, a beauty,and the occasion, you sometimes want to jump into that occasion .

[@scottsaleff8848]

I also tear up from the art in accord with the mystical piano music. It difficult to put in words how I feel.

[@changmoyang3157]

Hello, Claude Monet. Thank you very much because I am happy to see beautiful paintings drawn by you. It made me feel love and live my life in this aesthetic world. Whenever I look at your paintings beside the beach, I tend to go back to my youth when I was confident in my work. Especially your paintings give me a lot of vigor to live actively and positively, feeling beautiful things to the last cell of my entire body. So thank you again, Claude Monet as a Korean who loves fine art and a variety of sketches as well.

[@chemokiki]

What a soothing respite from the turmoil of the world. I am transported. Thank you for such a labor of love!

[@lindacheragotti7730]

my absolute favorite painter! ty so much for this trip into Monet's life. music is perfect!

[@all4musica]

Monet's Art brings me Joy!❤☘🌸🌿🌼☘💜💙💚💞💞💞💞

[@daniellescott3198]

Hello Betty ☺

[@drissdriss8242]

Thank you very much. Beautiful painting Claude Monet and music, make us dreaming and enjoying ourselves. Have a good time.

[@AnnieGrace777]

Wonderful artist. His home in Givernay is also magnificent

[@Carolmaizy]

I've always enjoyed Monet's paintings, but now I know how very few of his works I'd seen before. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

[@martaobwojska4771]

Claude Monet- jeden z ulubionych moich impresjonistów .Obejrzałam z przyjemnością.👍❣️

[@user-ud6fb7tr3q]

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[@ianfleischhacker6154]

To me, his works have this ability to transport. There's this elusive essence in his work- true artistic genius.

[@parvezdraws]

Can't explain in words what looking at these masterpieces feels like..But one thing is common in all of them- I haven't seen any of these places but they all seem to be from my own memory...As if they were from some past memory which are slightly faded due to the passage of time..Thanks for this..

[@pewpewlli]

nostalgia

[@twicetwo]

Claude Monet est un maître unique. Les endroits préférés pour le plein air sont les rives de la Normandie. Merci, je vous remercie.

[@kathyvalentic734]

No art class has captured the beauty you have in this continuous rendering of his master works. I felt a very calm come over me. What a wonderful depth of experience.

[@lilaclai6560]

I like the way you present these masterpieces. No words or illustrations needed alongside. Just use your eyes, heart and human instinct, and you will feel the love and passion in life. Some artworks simpley depicted the normal corner of our everyday life but they were so fasinating that make me realise we often forget to appreciate the beauty around us. Thank you for putting this comforting video.

[@fredmartin643]

This dude has got to be the greatest. The detail.

[@magditoth3453]

egyszerüen: ggyönyörű !

[@doug7994]

The "goat" so beautiful! Breathtaking!

[@lf1496]

One of my favorite artists of all times. He didn't see with his eyes, he used his soul to see. I needed this today. Beauty reminds us that life is not the sum of our worries. This made me present. Que maravillosa, gracias.♥️

[@barryspeight6109]

Beauty reminds us that life is not the sum of our worries. That's great!

[@theempire00]

He used the eyes of his soul 👁👁 ✨…..

[@Avi-scope]

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[@andreaschneider6202]

Monet is one of my favorite artists as well (if not my favorite). Thank you for your marvelous comment. Best wishes from NY🙏

[@sitilatifah813]

Monet is beautiful painting lovely😍❤👍

[@SitiFatimah-qt9fk]

i love Monet painting...so..beautiful..😍😍😍

[@michelleluster9723]

I am very thankful to see all these paintings these kind our my favorite to look at. I tried painting many like them as a young child because we had lots of Monet magazines and books to look at and well again I love all of them so vibrant and door knocking colorful.

[@meditationrelaxingmusic4k]

I've been up for 20 hrs and I have to be back up in 2 hrs, but I've been having SUCH insomnia restlessness lately. Somehow I had a feeling that flutes would help to soothe me, but this video was even better than I expected. The music and reason are perfectly gentle and balanced so there's no startling dynamic changes, and the background scenery is beautiful and relaxing as well, so soft and still and comforting. As soon as I turned this on I felt the bodily tension and frantic thoughts melt away into perfect peace. My eyes are already closing. Thank you so much for this good medicine 🙏💜

[@Jessie-le5mv]

One of the greatest painter in the world with the best memory of our family : l'exposition de Claude Monet à Musée D'Orsay. Thank your video so much to bring all Claude Monet, good job !

[@eventtrading]

Fantastique!

[@geoben1810]

I find myself captivated by his paintings. I loved them from the time I first saw them. ☺

[@isabelaelenachitan3948]

Claude Monet is the world that lives in my soul and in my aesthetic feelings, beyond time and space, is the universal conscience of beauty. His paintings are the memories of true love! 💜

[@rawadsheikh476]

Love your words , thank you 😊

[@rosaliejewell4824]

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[@josiegarcia9961]

Wow! So much talent wrapped up in one human being!, Would have loved to be his presence in his time.

[@user-qp5bw8es9q]

@@josiegarcia9961 таких как он..вытеснил..смартфон..

[@lindacheragotti7730]

Beautifully stated! ❤

[@billymack333]

Claude Monet’s visual perception of the World around him and the ability to share through his art is an incredible gift. 👽✨

[@charugoel3067]

It’s so so wonderful to see many of Monet’s creations. Totally unbelievable how he could visualise so so well with immense depth and extraordinary beautiful colours along with light display. Respect to the great master

[@umerhaleem]

Absolutely mesmerizing and majestic

[@denniswatson1830]

To spend a life showing such beauty, he must have been a beautiful person. Thanks great video.

[@annadavis4205]

The paintings and the music have made me cry now I need to go walking was going to stay in bed.💙

[@cindysmith6509]

Monet , my favorite. Didn't know he was an Impressionist. Just adore his work .

[@kylw3460]

..very well done. THANK YOU for this.. !!⚘

[@gabrielabosenberg3987]

So many paintings and so beautiful. Thank you!!!!

[@suthiriaye38]

Thank you so much for creating this beautiful video with all these excellent paintings and sharing it on KZbin.

[@trinamurray222]

I think it’s excellent the music is also great 👍

[@dearmaria4654]

There's really a difference between people who can just draw and people who can draw but are also artists.

[@ArtHistorywithAlder]

So true

[@hortenwerneck1836]

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[@jamesaritchie1]

How do you know that? Can you draw? What qualifies you to say who is or is not an artist? All who draw are artists. Some are better than others, but more often than not, some are just luckier than others. To be a remembered, famous artist just takes support from the right few people in positions of authority. Sometimes government authority, sometimes heads of museums, sometimes rich patronage. This doesn't mean the lucky ones aren't extremely talented, but for every one of them a hundred equally talented artist live and die with no one seeing their work, and it often disappears without a trace. This is another bit of luck for the chosen few. Their art survives, often uncared for and unknown until the right person says "This is true art", and all others have to listen or admit they don't know what great art is.

[@SobridMusic]

What people don't realize is that there are at least 1,000 paintings missing from this compilation! Such a prolific artist, no doubt one of the true masters of the craft. Not painting per se, but translating what one feels onto a blank canvas. Anyone can envision something, but to actually create that vision through a medium takes tremendous talent and skill. This goes for lots of things such as art, music, film, dance, plays, writing, etc. And all it really takes is discovering that thing you love and not just following that path, but creating it for yourself. A wise painter once said, "this is your world, you're free to do what you want." He wasn't talking about just the canvas, he was talking about life.

[@Lovereignsupreme]

Monet's concept of light ,color , movement,pixels before pixels. He captured places ,people, moments just like a live action footage reel frame. simultaneously,a piece of time ,like remembering a dream ,or something like that. It's almost heart wrenching,like a fond memory for f my own being revisited.

[@alinserea4179]

Love 💞, the amount of information ,💝.of this video 💯,.,💖Interesting tutorial ,💞 Thanks for the beautiful video you share with us., Thanks for sharing,❤💖,.,

[@womanbread]

Beautifully expressed. Monet's paintings are so beautifully evocative and inspiring.

[@ronart5852]

What people?

[@amber9141]

His vision within his passion was remarkable🌌

[@ellievanwijnen]

J'suis absolument bouleversee de cette nombreuse collection du Maitre Monet, professeur des couleurs, des fleurs, du brume et du brouillard, de la lumiere surtout, quel vue fenomenale sur de choses de tous les jours. Pour moi il est le meilleur peintre francais. Il a decouvert le mystere des couleurs que la lumiere du soleil contient et qui changent pendant toute la journee. Quelle beaute il nous a offree.

[@RaphaelPolanco]

The musical score is also brillaint. I can't get over this. Thank you.

[@hortenwerneck1836]

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[@monicaflor4144]

Raphael...I agree. Both are beautiful

[@constancewalsh3646]

What a fantastic idea to have this extended visual, musical offering that goes on and on and on. Thank you!!

[@zuzanamaninkova9310]

Milujem Moneta. Táto zbierka dokumentuje autorovo dobro a láskavosť. Ďakuem.😊❤😊

[@BGMRelaxingMusicStudio]

Never listened to this type of music before. Love it! Thanks for making my day

[@vonsassy]

This is a man who loved life, people and nature and expressed that in his dedication to painting. This video, which captures so many masterpieces, is a masterpiece in it's own right. Thank you for such a beautiful visual journey.

[@altwx6621]

I love this slideshow presentation of Monet's painting and the music that went with it, bravo!

[@freddee3402]

Any idea who/what piano this is?

[@kathleenbaker7277]

@@freddee3402I would like the answer to that as well. The music was sublime complementing Monet’s masterpieces perfectly. If I find the name of that mysterious piece of music I’ll pass it on to you.

[@freddee3402]

@kathleenbaker7277 if I guessed, I'd guess Hanai Rani. ...but I don't know.

[@valentinacardile4771]

Grazie! Per questa stupenda idea di pubblicare le opere di Monet

[@fataturchina7790]

Stupendo, come lo sono tutti gli impressionisti

[@alexjose1363]

“Monet is only an eye, but my God what an eye!” ―Paul Cezanne

[@damirkirchofer5107]

Ma da...

[@jean-francoispayette92]

An eye with Souls of Angels Monet ... try this video this music its for Monet since 1:25 kzbin.info/www/bejne/noWrZmCMorukfdU 1:25

[@jean-francoispayette92]

Father of Impressionnist Claude Oscar Monet just there Live my friends just there this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHuoZYSLg8yUm8k

[@AA-ke5cu]

" I never painted a nude; to many moles" Claude Monet.

[@davidwaynechoate8059]

These Works of Art make me feel like I am there.If I look at His winter city pastorals for a while I can almost feel the humid , cold air being perturbed from the wind that breaks up the clouds allowing the low winters sunlight to produce the long sharp shadowing that defines that season too.

[@Methilde]

Suppose Monet will agree to your comment.

[@mr.hokkaido3532]

the music is so beautiful without words

[@cinnoaj7158]

Dėkoju už nuostabiai įdomius,gerus darbus.Jums,gerb.Zakas Stasys,gero,prasmingo gyvenimo...

[@lulubell7057]

What a gift to view these. Indescribably emotional works of a true master. Amazing.

[@ke6319]

I loved watching this. I noticed how slowly my heart beat slew down, and my eyes were wide open with wonder. Monet has always made me feel like a child discovering the beauty of colors in each painting i see for him

[@kbrown3787]

“how slowly it slew” indeed…

[@arvupr]

Delightful! How incomplete life will be without the joy that art gives us!

[@sabrinalabrina3612]

I love impressionism. Many painters after this first generation of artists felt like this movement had some huge limits, and that one of these was the fact that those works were just able to catch a moment, an impression, an ephemeral flash. I believe, instead, that these paintings are so wonderful because they represent reality in its eternal and harmonic flow. nothing is frozen, nothing has boundaries. there's just vibrating life and beauty.

[@daniellescott3198]

Hello Sabrina ☺

[@sabrinalabrina3612]

@@daniellescott3198 hello Daniel

[@daniellescott3198]

@@sabrinalabrina3612 Nice to hear from you. How are you?

[@meow-xu8cq]

Unbelievable gift to my life! How kind !!! Thanks so much!

[@frances3254]

Like others, I'm amazed at the number of works, most of which I've never seen!!! Especially like the 'studies', those hints of how he begins. So very big THANK YOU!!!! NM

[@LupitaPolit-ng5pf]

Beautiful wonderful peintig Claude Monet great and peaceful and greatand nice pictures

[@gerardbradshaw5644]

unique , exquisite, travelled , felt and definitely personal i think he,s an ace

[@coletanner5193]

The feeling Monet gives me if I have to choose one word is oxygen. Impressionists of the 1860s and forward let go of the detail of one person or tree branch and let that person or branch be part of the overall impression of the painting. These are beautiful.

[@philipdavis6207]

The stunning beauty of the union twixt music and image brings tears of awe to my eyes . From whence such uncanny talent comes is truly a beatiful mystery ... these paintings "sing" and "dance" through their colours and depth of acute vision .... truly amazing ☺

[@nancyshell2855]

Thank you for compiling his work . I loved it. To see it in it's entirety is so illuminating I have art books .but they only show part of his works and only what they deem to publish. I am disabled and poor and old and the likely hood I will get to all the museums in the world to see his work is slim but here you have given me a huge glimpse of his magic and consistency and why he was considered a master .

[@daniellescott3198]

Hello Nancy☺

[@marthaarango8677]

Cada obra la convirtió en estado y tiempo diferente sólo él pudo tener ésa imaginación mis respetos.

[@georgerizo9285]

I worked at The Bellagio Art Gallery Las Vegas as a Warehouse Mgr from 2002 to 2009 and have the privilege to receive and unpack some of this beautiful Monet paintings it was called The Impressionists exhibition" it run for a year and a half 32 paintings from 16 different Artists, I have a replica of the Water lilies, great times and unforgettable experience, long live Art.

[@paulwilton735]

A true artist. Where have they gone?

[@francoisebarthelemy8075]

❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉😊

[@francoisebarthelemy8075]

Magnifique de toute beauté , palette éblouissante ,explosion de couleurs Monet restera le préféré de mon coeur. merci à tous.❤

[@nirjharaloy6108]

I really love these paintings. Amazing!!

[@MilciadesAndrion]

Claude Monet (1840-1926) was a founder of French Impressionist painting. He had been described as the "driving force behind impressionism". He had a clear understanding of the effects of light on the color of objects and their juxtaposition. Great video. All the slides are masterpieces. I subscribed to the channel.

[@nellymariazanyschimmelpfen8375]

Que incrível coleção de obras do impressionista Claude Monet!

[@ankigovetto2878]

Merci pour ce cadeau. Pour ce qui aime peindre ou aime a regarder l'art, c'est un voyage dans l'esprit d'un peintre innovateur et on comprends mieux son art et évolution après avoir vu ce reportage. Un grand merci!

[@LupitaPolit-ng5pf]

Merci magnifique l belle Claude Monet merci

[@isabelanica8001]

Thank you, this is how we can find out how many other paintings he painted, apart from the ones shown too much.

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"A thing of beauty is a joy forever!"😍😍😍