Claude Oscar Monet's Water Lilies Located at The Carnegie Museum of Art

After my exquisite trip to the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, I chose to discuss Claude Oscar Monet's water lily. Water lily is actually a series of about 250 independent but very similar water lily pictures; but I chose to focus on what is in the Carnegie Museum ("water lily"). This picture drew my attention when we focused on Impressionism and Expressionism in the classroom When I saw this picture at the Carnegie Museum I recognized it soon.

It is one of the most famous painters in the history of art and is the leader of the Impressionist movement and his work can be found in art museums around the world. . France, Paris. Monet's father, Adolf is working in the shipping industry of his family, and his mother, Louise is responsible for looking after the family. Louis loves poetry and is a well-trained singer who is a popular hostess. In 1845, when he was 5, Monet moved to Le Havre, a port town in the Normandy region, with his family. He grew up with his older brother Ryan. He is said to be a neat student, but Monet does not like to be limited to the classroom. He is more interested in going out. At a very young age, Monet had a strong interest in painting. He filled in his textbook with his sketch, including teacher's manga. When his mother supported artistic efforts, Monet's father wanted to do business with him.

Claude Monet, complete Oscar - Claude Monet, (November 14, 1840, Paris, France - December 5, 1926, Giverny), French painter, he is the founder of Impressionist style leader, and unwavering supporters. In his mature work, Monet developed his way to repeat the same theme of the series. And change the canvas as light changes or shifts with his interests. For example, these series are introduced in a small group, including images of his haystack (1890/91) and Rouen Cathedral (1894). In his house in Giverny, Monet made a pool of water lily to stimulate his last series of paintings. His popularity soared in the second half of the 20th century. His work traveled the world at the museum exhibition, fascinated the record crowd and presented a popular commercial project with the image of his art work.