CLAUDE MONET

CAP D'ANTIBES, MISTRAL, 1888

Tags: landscapes and scenery, mountains, waterscapes, ocean, impressionism, waves, weather, 19th century, european art, places, europe, france

About the Artwork

As Monet grew older, his paintings became simpler. He began to focus on a single, isolated motif, the better to record the changes in color and light wrought on it by different times of day and fluctuations in weather. Cap d'Antibes, Mistral is one of three paintings of these very same trees that Monet made during his four-month sojourn in Antibes, from January through May 1888.

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