“Camille, Monet’s first wife, is shown with a child in the garden of their house in Argenteuil, near Paris, where they lived between 1872 and 1877. The shimmering reds, blues, greens, and white that capture the brilliance of a sun-drenched day are applied with many small brushstrokes, whose varied shapes create the different textures of flowers, grass, and clothing.”
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How beautiful! Thank you!
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😎🌻🙏
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So very splendid!
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Thanks for visiting, Mary! 🌻
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I love this one of his….Didn’t Monet have a LOT of children??? I bet he had plenty of ‘models’ to hand!!!
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According to google, he had two children – Jean Monet (1867–1914) and Michel Monet (1878–1966). I thought he had a larger family, too. Thanks for visiting and sharing your thoughts, hilda5462. 🌻
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Hmm, well I looked into this some more and found that his parner who he had those 2 kids with actually came into the relationship with 6 kids of her own – so that’s probably the reason why I (and you) thought THAT!!! Though I did also find that Camille Pissaro and his wife had EIGHT…..so it could be him I was thinking of!
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WOW –Thank you, Hilda. I had no idea! lol 😎
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