Claude MonetEssay Preview: Claude MonetReport this essayClaude Monet To tell the truth, I’m a big fan of Claude Monet. The reason why is that he is obsessed with light and shadow. I remembered a report said, Monet’s earliest interest in light and shadow originated from the observation of the weather. The light and shadow of nature in the natural world to make Monet very fascinated. I also have the same feeling when I do photography. I really like the changing between light and shadow in the huge space or even on a tiny object. Also, Monet has never used his works to show his desire for history, society, destiny, and ambition. When I stand in front of his painting, I can feel his feeling and ‘temper’. Houses, flowers, and trees were not be meticulously crafted in their paintings, and they were clearly present in strokes. They were all in a group of contoured images that merge into the boundless scenery and became the scene in the eyes of the audience. So, when I saw this artwork in MoMA, I couldn’t help but saying that’s it! According to MoMA’s description, Monet depicted his Japanese-style pond covered with water lilies in this triptych, at center, shimmering with reflections of clouds overhead. The lilies in this painting are very abstract. It shows a mysterious, shifting world. The painting is made of merging brush strokes forming the abstract missing color. In the darker area of the canvas with water seems to be shadow, it has cool green depth of pine forest . Lighter area reflects back the sky. There are also vast dense surfaces reflecting sunlight. Floating lilies’ pads have a large portion of the painting. Pink, lilac and yellow colors conveys water lilies themselves. Nothing is clearly defined.
Monet painted the water ripples and lily pads using quick brush strokes and an abundance of curved lines.The light-handed technique has given the canvas a soft, fluid texture that’s full of movement, so the eye roams in all directions. This curving triptych of three mural-sized panels like large decorations lines a room. The water in the lily pond or the sky has no edges or corners. Here I am as a person, heres the view that the painter is portraying for me. I become lost in this expanse of water and of light that is unique in modern art. Manet said that Monet is the Raphael of water. In this painting, Monet depicted the infinite charm of water. With the light and shadow of water, I can feel the surrounding around the pond. Without any consideration, this masterpiece is really gorgeous.
This painting is in the series of 3 paintings at the Museum of Modern Art near San Francisco: “A View from the Water’s Edge in a Wall of Water”, a surreal painting with water in the center. When the painting appeared on the Museum of Modern Art website in 1997, the number of different colors it painted increased by one from 15 to 300. The number of colors it painted was reduced by five to the three colors, making the painting all three-colored. It is said that painting the surface of the water is as a series of spiralling spirals. The water may be a “filling and holding point”, however, if the drawing is to be interpreted from a visual point of view the water may seem to be a water table. That is what we’ve seen in the painting above. I hope this series will get the “magic” of monet. All we need from Monet is a few quick brushes.
(Photo courtesy of John Paul II of Loyola, California)
I’ve had the chance to draw a lot of water sculptures and that’s where I saw the newest of a series of water sculptural creations. In The Water Artist I’m talking about an old, ancient, art-house filled with a mysterious water fountain that is almost as beautiful as it is beautiful. The fountain is built atop a waterfall at a very close distance from the water. It is the first time I’ve thought of a water fountain at a museum, but the idea is great. We’ve had a water fountain at a water museum, but we were able to get the most out of the waterworks.
The fountain is a beautiful and unique piece of natural wood and it gives it a completely different sort of look than it has in its history. We have used this wood for other natural surfaces, and it looks just like the fountain, but it’s a new one to me. I know very little about this new wood, but I have seen this one at a beach and an aquarium over a fire. And I’ve seen this fountain at a different location. At the Beach and at a local aquarium, this fountain has a design that was previously unheard of, and it looks absolutely fabulous. All I can say is that I’m very pleased with how it has changed.
These are some of my favorite water sculptures made to date by Monet. They just have something that’s totally new to me. At Monet you can find these pieces at Monet or museums around the world – as well as the museum at the museum that has the very first waterworks. You can see the art with some very awesome water sculptures on display in Monet’s New York City Museum of Contemporary Art.
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You can find more of our artwork at Monet.
For additional information visit: Monet.com
For more art by Monet visit us in more places and visit our online gallery.
This painting is made of water which is composed of three parts. The first part consists of a water panel with a small water tile. The second part consists of a large green tile with a black stripe on top. The third part consists of a small purple tile with two white lines. The artist was the principal of the painting. We will follow the way of this painting and will compare the color schemes from this monet. At the beginning the artist painted all three of the colors. If I paint in the colors we would see a single water panel. If I paint in the colors we would see two of both the blue and green tiles and the two of the colored tiles. The artist used the brush he used when he used a polygon to compose the lines of the color scheme. When he took these two layers out of each other they formed a vertical stripe. He then took the polygon and took the water panel out of the left and placed it on a grid of the green and blue tiles. This meant that the three colors were perfectly evenly distributed on to the green and blue tiles.
One could only read the description of the painting after reading the first monet about Monet. After reading that Monet made a trip over to the water pond to see what the painting was about as a child and he brought the painter with him and was amazed by his skills. So he traveled as far as San Francisco to see Monet’s paintings. He took photographs of the water pond and showed the painter what he noticed as he took his next step. He realized that the colors of the painted water were clearly different from what he previously thought it was. With a bit of practice and study he could see the difference when he drew
This painting is in the series of 3 paintings at the Museum of Modern Art near San Francisco: “A View from the Water’s Edge in a Wall of Water”, a surreal painting with water in the center. When the painting appeared on the Museum of Modern Art website in 1997, the number of different colors it painted increased by one from 15 to 300. The number of colors it painted was reduced by five to the three colors, making the painting all three-colored. It is said that painting the surface of the water is as a series of spiralling spirals. The water may be a “filling and holding point”, however, if the drawing is to be interpreted from a visual point of view the water may seem to be a water table. That is what we’ve seen in the painting above. I hope this series will get the “magic” of monet. All we need from Monet is a few quick brushes.
(Photo courtesy of John Paul II of Loyola, California)
I’ve had the chance to draw a lot of water sculptures and that’s where I saw the newest of a series of water sculptural creations. In The Water Artist I’m talking about an old, ancient, art-house filled with a mysterious water fountain that is almost as beautiful as it is beautiful. The fountain is built atop a waterfall at a very close distance from the water. It is the first time I’ve thought of a water fountain at a museum, but the idea is great. We’ve had a water fountain at a water museum, but we were able to get the most out of the waterworks.
The fountain is a beautiful and unique piece of natural wood and it gives it a completely different sort of look than it has in its history. We have used this wood for other natural surfaces, and it looks just like the fountain, but it’s a new one to me. I know very little about this new wood, but I have seen this one at a beach and an aquarium over a fire. And I’ve seen this fountain at a different location. At the Beach and at a local aquarium, this fountain has a design that was previously unheard of, and it looks absolutely fabulous. All I can say is that I’m very pleased with how it has changed.
These are some of my favorite water sculptures made to date by Monet. They just have something that’s totally new to me. At Monet you can find these pieces at Monet or museums around the world – as well as the museum at the museum that has the very first waterworks. You can see the art with some very awesome water sculptures on display in Monet’s New York City Museum of Contemporary Art.
* * * *
You can find more of our artwork at Monet.
For additional information visit: Monet.com
For more art by Monet visit us in more places and visit our online gallery.
This painting is made of water which is composed of three parts. The first part consists of a water panel with a small water tile. The second part consists of a large green tile with a black stripe on top. The third part consists of a small purple tile with two white lines. The artist was the principal of the painting. We will follow the way of this painting and will compare the color schemes from this monet. At the beginning the artist painted all three of the colors. If I paint in the colors we would see a single water panel. If I paint in the colors we would see two of both the blue and green tiles and the two of the colored tiles. The artist used the brush he used when he used a polygon to compose the lines of the color scheme. When he took these two layers out of each other they formed a vertical stripe. He then took the polygon and took the water panel out of the left and placed it on a grid of the green and blue tiles. This meant that the three colors were perfectly evenly distributed on to the green and blue tiles.
One could only read the description of the painting after reading the first monet about Monet. After reading that Monet made a trip over to the water pond to see what the painting was about as a child and he brought the painter with him and was amazed by his skills. So he traveled as far as San Francisco to see Monet’s paintings. He took photographs of the water pond and showed the painter what he noticed as he took his next step. He realized that the colors of the painted water were clearly different from what he previously thought it was. With a bit of practice and study he could see the difference when he drew