Monet, the Artist, Master of Light and Color

[@lalitmohanray4921]

Gerat artists all days ❤😂.

[@shahidaparveen3404]

Thank you so much. It's very pleasant to hear your voice and the paintings are awesome. Please make some video about sisley, bonnard and other artists early 20th century.

[@wemblyfez]

I had the opportunity a number of years back to drag my watercolor easel and paints to Girveny and sketch/paint in Monet's garden. With the Japanese bridge in front of me and waterlilies floating around I stood pretty much where Monet stood. My watercolor was miserable, of course, but soaking in the atmosphere and spirit of "place" made me understand more about what Monet sought to accomplish in paint than any of the books I read about his work. This video came the closest to defining what Monet did in its short 16 minutes. Well done, and, as always, thank you for a wonderful look into this great master.

[@gammelllackinstitute]

Our group of painters worked at Monet's place as well...so it's nice to hear your experience, Thank you.

[@knitwit014]

"To fulfill the lust for authentic achievement". So true! Good presentation.

[@kevin-parratt-artist]

This is a wonderful presentation. Thank you. ☆☆☆☆☆

[@jodywho6696]

Thank you✨

[@paolomasone3754]

Thank you, again. Perhaps a video focusing more on the relationship between Sargent and Monet?

[@gammelllackinstitute]

Perhaps

[@DistractedDaisy]

Omg… could you imagine if he had visited Hawaii or Fiji!

[@chompers11]

❤

[@knitwit014]

Also that last photo of Monet and friend on the bridge, is in itself a great capture.