Monet: Water Lilies 1919, no.2
By painting our own interpretations of Monet's Water Lilies we have a great opportunity to develop our control of hard versus soft textures, all in a swirling world of colour.
Monet: Water Lilies 1906, no.3
Monet's Water Lilies (Fr. Nymphae) ran to over 250 paintings. They are very relaxing to paint, and offer a lot of scope for playing with colour and texture.
Manly Aquarium ala Monet
Monet would have revelled in the colours and light of the Australian beaches. Let's look at Manly Aquarium through Monet-coloured glasses!
Monet: Summer (Meadow at Bezons), 1874
This subtle and delightful scene by Claude Monet captures the feeling of a breezy summer afternoon. It gives us the opportunity to practice the delicate textures of grasses and trees moving in the wind
Monet: Haystacks: White Frost, sunrise, 1889
Capture the shimmering light of the morning sun in this masterwork by Claude Monet.
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- Monet: Agapanthus Triptych excerpt, 1916 (Water Lilies with Weeping Willows)
- Palm Beach South: Beach & Brollies ala Monet
- Monet: Waterlilies, 1906, No.1
- Monet: Plain at Colombes with white Frost, 1873
- Monet: Adolphe Monet reading in the Garden, 1866
- Monet: Jeanne Marguerite Lecadre in the Garden, 1866
- Monet: Japanese bridge no.2, 1899
- Monet: Japanese Bridge, 1899
- Monet: Lane in the Poppy Fields at Ile Saint Martin, 1880
- Dee Why Beach and Long Reef - as Monet
- Monet: Boats at Argenteuil
- Monet: Poppy field near Argenteuil, 1873
- Monet: Garden in Bloom at Sainte-Addresse, 1866
- Monet: Meadow with Poplars, 1875
