Monet Gardens in Giverny Again Open to All

Monet Gardens in Giverny Again Open to All

May 21, 2021 | Art, Museums, News & Trending

In Giverny, France is a garden that much of the world would recognize. The water lilies of the Japanese-inspired lake and gardens inspired the man who lived there – none other than the impressionist master Claude Monet. For forty-three years from 1883 to 1926, the...
Monet’s Biscuit Cat Found After Years of Being Lost

Monet’s Biscuit Cat Found After Years of Being Lost

Jul 30, 2018 | News & Trending

Art historians interested in Claude Monet have taken down their “LOST CAT” signs stapled to light poles and bulletin boards across the U.S. Only kidding. But the glazed biscuit cat from Japan, which once belonged to Monet, has indeed been discovered after years of...
The Clark Art Institute Presents Monet | Kelly

The Clark Art Institute Presents Monet | Kelly

Oct 31, 2014 | Articles

Next month, the Clark Art Institute opens Monet | Kelly, a highly anticipated exhibition that will explore the ways in which Claude Monet’s body of work has influenced the art of Ellsworth Kelly. Monet, the late impressionist painter, has undoubtedly influenced...