My mobile phone cultural relics photography "Monet & Impressionist Master Exhibition" (2) Claude Monet (1840~1926), all his life with landscapes, nature is his choice

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"Monet & Impressionist Masters" (2)

Claude Monet (1840~1926), accompanied by landscapes all his life, nature is his inexhaustible life, creative inspiration. For the first half of his life , he traveled between Paris and Normandy , as well as throughout Europe. Throughout his career, he has sought to capture the sensory experience of landscapes, whether in the dazzling light of spring, the smogs of factories, or the countryside of Normandy, through continuous creation, he has been able to capture the different times of the day and the changing seasons of the year. After middle age , he settled in Giverny , where he gradually moved away from expressive techniques and focused on the essence of the subject.

Figure 1, exhibition hall poster

Figure 2, A Walk in Argenteuil (1875)

Figure 3, "Train in the Snow" (1875)

Figure 4, Snow at Sunset (1875)

Figure 5, "Dolazar Railway Station" (1877)

Figure 6, Veteuil in the Mist (1879)

Figure 7, The Yellow Iris of Giverny (1887)

Figure 8, Tulip Fields in the Netherlands (1886)

Figure 9, The Seine in the Port of Villedu (1894)

Figure 10, Night View of the Seine in Port Villedes (1894)

Figure 11, "Tree-lined Meadows" (1880)

Figure 12, Etretta: The Pinnacle of the Needles and the Cliffs of Avalle (1885)

I photographed on May 5, 2021