Essentially Claude Monet
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Covering the life and work of Claude Oscar Monet, Impressionist painter. With some liberties on the English translations of the titles of some of his painting.
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CLAUDE MONET | LE HAVRE | NORMANDY | TULIP FIELD | THE TURKEYS | RAILWAY BRIDGE | YELLOW IRISES | PICNIC ON THE GRASS | CHARLES GLEYRE | LIMETZ MEADOW | HONFLEUR | JAPANESE WOMAN | PIERRE AUGUSTE RENOIR | JAPANESE BRIDGE | CHRYSANTHEMUMS | WATER LILY POND | WOMAN SEATED | ALFRED SISLEY | EDOUARD MANET | CAMILLE PISSARRO | STAIRS | CLIFFS NEAR DIEPPE | BORDIGHERA | MONTORGEUIL STREET FETE | WALKING NEAR ARGENTEUIL | GIVERNY | ICE FLOES | TUILLERIES GARDENS | VIEW OF ROUEN | CAMILLE DONCIEUX | UNLOADING COAL | HAYSHEAVES | MADAME GAUDIBERT | MICHEL MONET | ROSES | FISHING BOAT | FONTAINEBLEAU | MIST EFFECT | RED CAPE | MORNING EFFECT | FREDERIC BAZILLE | POMPOM HAT | CONSTANT TROYTON | RIVER SEINE | BRABIZON SCHOOL | SUNRISE | CHARING CROSS BRIDGE | ST LAZARE STATION | LITTLE THEATRICAL GROUP | GUSTAVE COURBET | DOLCEACQUA CHATEAU | ALICE HOSCHEDE | THAMES | GEORGES CLEMENCEAU |
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