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what does claude monet 's painting of water-lillies mean?
i need to have an idea of what he was thinking when he was painting it.how does one interpret it?
The variations on a theme in the magnificent Water-Lily murals were his crowning achievement. In all of these, it is the changes in light and shadow, more than the landscape itself, that are the subject. "The subject is secondary," Monet affirmed. "What I want to reproduce is what lies between the subject and myself." At the beginning of World War I, Monet conceived the idea of the cycle of water-lily murals, works now in the collection Musée de l'Orangerie, Paris. This project, which spanned the last years of Monet's life, is one of his greatest legacies. In these large panels, as well as in the smaller, more intimate studies, the subject tends to disappear, giving way to modulations of color. Monet labored relentlessly despite the fact that his sight, increasingly blurred by cataracts, slowed down his work. He refined these canvases, which are much more than direct transcriptions of the movements of water and the effects of light. In the water-lily painting of 1916-17, for example, Monet combines a strict economy of theme with swift agitated brush strokes, allowing the canvas to show through the sumptuous, predominantly blue background, thus giving it great visual importance.
In the water lily paintings, the absence of all references to the pond's perimeter, the swirling brush strokes, and the unfinished edges of the canvas served to reinforce Monet's affiliation with modernity. His vertical interpretation of the horizontal surface of the water contributed to the demise of traditional modes of representation. What emerges in these works is a new tension between surface and depth of perspective. Sometimes the natural surroundings are conveyed only through reflections, while figurative elements break down into flickering spots of pigment. Within Monet's fluid compositions, our gaze tends to glide over the surface, savoring the paint itself, sensing the water and the vegetation rendered in broad, luxuriant strokes. In a desire to make nature his main source of inspiration, Monet paradoxically broke through into the realm of abstraction.
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CLAUDE MONET print lily pads WATER GARDEN AT GIVERNY US $19.14
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XL FRAMED MONET Bend in the Epte River Repro CANVAS ART US $254.98
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XL CLAUDE MONET Bordighera Landscape Repro CANVAS ART US $219.28
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FRAMED CLAUDE MONET Meadow at Bezons Repro CANVAS ART US $115.98
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