Pictures of Monet Biography

The French artist, one of the founders of impressionism. Born on November 14 in Paris in the Bachelor family. Five years later, his family moved to the Havr. Near the leadership of Louis Eugene Budena began to write landscapes in the open air. In Mona, he arrived in Paris, where he met K. B was called up for military service in Algeria, returned to the Havre because of his illness and again began to write views of the coast with Buden.

Soon he met with Danish artist Jan Barthed Yongkind, also a landscape painter. Yongkind became his second teacher. Between and Monet worked in the style of Kurba and a realistic school, but he was haunted by the idea of ​​writing compositions in the open air. The most famous of the works of this time, named, like the canvas of Eduar Manet, breakfast on the grass, Moscow, the Pushkin Museum, was written in the studio for sketches made in the open air.

Two marine landscapes were exhibited and well received on the cabin at the end of Mona moved to England. In London, he and Pissarro met the seller of paintings by the Duran-Ruel field, who made a group of famous impressionists. In and Monet worked in Holland; At this time, he became interested in Japanese engraving. Between and Monet and his family lived in Arzhantei in a hay near Paris.

The artist often worked with Renoir, Sislem and Mana, creating his famous scenes of boat skating, episodes of rustic life. Often he wrote his house and garden.

The transfer on the canvas of the variability of light, the variety of atmospheric phenomena and changes in nature at different times of the year brought Monet to world glory and well -being. By this time, he began to work on several canvases at the same time, transferring on each lighting and the condition of the species to a certain rather short period of time, working on one canvas often no more than half an hour.

In the following days, he continued to write in the same sequence until all the canvases were finished. Among them are a series of stacks -; Poplar -; The Rouen Cathedral, Tempza - and Venice began in Mona settled in Zhiverni near Vernon. Seven years later, he bought a house that he had previously rented, and a piece of land on which he broke the garden. From to death, in these years, Monet's worsening was overshadowed by a worsening vision, depicting a pond in the garden at different times of the day.

A French artist, one of the founders of impressionism, died in Zhiverni on December 5.