Monet. Wild and Tamed
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By Richard Thomson (Text by), Stephen Eisenman (Text by), André Dombrowski (Text by), Øystein Sjåstad (Text by), Clare Willsdon (Text by), Heidi Bale Amundsen (Text by)
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This catalogue highlights Monet’s powerful late vision, balancing wild natural forces with the cultivated beauty of his garden.
From 1880 onward, Claude Monet sought out storm lashed cliffs, desolate coastlines and fierce weather in Bordighera, Antibes, Belle Île, the Creuse Valley and Norway. In his works from these places, nature emerges as a dramatic encounter between sky, sea and rock. At the same time, the artist shaped his own counterpoint to these landscapes: the garden at Giverny, wh...
From 1880 onward, Claude Monet sought out storm lashed cliffs, desolate coastlines and fierce weather in Bordighera, Antibes, Belle Île, the Creuse Valley and Norway. In his works from these places, nature emerges as a dramatic encounter between sky, sea and rock. At the same time, the artist shaped his own counterpoint to these landscapes: the garden at Giverny, wh...


