Monet´s paint since 1890 to 1826.
These four impressionistic paintings of Monet of the Japanese Bridge, they’re so odd because in them, the illness of the author is reflected, Monet suffered of cataracts since 1899 and he painted even so. To get in his painting, we can say that Claude Monet (Paris, 1840 - Giverny, 1926), is one of the painters who create and define to the impressionism, movement to which loyalty will guard all his life and which was consisting of practising basically a sensitive, vague and luminous painting, centring on the appearance that the colour and the light give to the things. The painter, very long-lived, suffered his last years a visual deficit for cataracts of which they are an illustrative testimony these paintings of the Japanese bridge constructed in his garden of Giverny's town, on the reservoir replete with euphrasy that is going to be one of his principal motives of inspiration.
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Hi Daniela,
It is interesting to see these separate paintings in relation to one another. You can definitely tell that during his long career, from 1890 to 1926, the way he saw the world changed quite a bit. This change was due, as you say, to his illness. It is great to have different versions of the exact same subject - the Japanese bridge in the town of Giverny - to really see the difference between the works. Thanks for your post.
- Chelsea
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