Cliff walk at Pourville, 1882 by Claude Monet First published December 2017 In the previous instalment Monet begins to experiment in earnest, but his art is met with public derision... My story, by Claude Monet (part 4) One evening when I had stopped in the street in the midst of a band of onlookers
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Memories of an artist at the edge of the world; Millet in Gruchy
Raoul Dufy, Honfleur and the girl in the red dress
Just a few more watercolours of Normandy by Gordon C. Home – guest artist blogger
Today our blogger is regular guest Gordon Cochrane Home. A watercolour artist, traveller and writer, Gordon visited Normandy at the beginning of the 20th century. Gordon is sharing beautiful illustrations of Avranches, the river Seine, Lisieux, Coutances and Bayeux. These paintings first appeared in his book 'Normandy Illustrated, the Scenery & Romance
From Ohio to Isigny; the almost Impressionist life of Frank Myers-Boggs
When Frank Myers-Boggs returned to America after studying art at the École des Beaux-Arts Paris, he was excited to share the fresh new painting techniques he had learnt. Frank was mixing in the world of revolutionary artists Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley and Eugene Boudin, who influenced him but he was developing