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Tuesday, 7 September 2010

‘Woman with a Parasol’ – aka ‘Madame Monet and Her Son,’ by Claude Monet

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The subject appears to be Claude Monet’s wife and sun.  The real subject is wind, and movement—expressed in colour and texture.

2 comments:

  1. You mean 'son'? Anyway, nice picture.

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  2. No, its 'sun'.... you can see that the sun is clearly just up there behind that cloud on the left hehehehe

    Yes, nice light and movement, I agree, but the wife looks like a bit of a shrew doesn't she? I can imagine her saying "Oh Claude, what are you doing down there, you silly man?"

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