Claude Monet
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1840-11-14
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1926-12-05
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Camille Doncieux
(1879, 1870, Marriage)
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Académie Suisse
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Giverny
(1926, 1880)
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One of the artists who initiated the technique used in Impressionist art, Monet remained faithful to Impressionism throughout his painting career.
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fine arts and crafts
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painter
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claude monet fellow-student was eugene delacroix
(Eugène Delacroix)
claude monet fellow-student was jean-baptiste camille corot
(Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot)
claude monet fellow-student was camille pissarro
(Camille Pissarro)
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paul gauguin bought works by claude monet
(Paul Gauguin)
pierre-auguste renoir met claude monet
(Pierre-Auguste Renoir)
achille-claude debussy impressed by claude monet
(Claude Debussy)
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After Monet's mother died in 1857, his aunt encouraged him to be an artist.
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She owned a small studio where Monet painted and by the time he was 18, he was already selling his work.
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He was known particularly for his caricatures, but the Havre town council refused to grant him a scholarship because it felt he was not a serious artist.
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