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Grainstacks, Snow Effect
by Claude Monet
StyleImpressionism
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French painter Claude Monet painted this grainstacks with a snow effect, the white ground reflecting colored light back onto the stacks. Snow scenes allowed Monet to explore subtle color relationships.
The apparently simple subject yields infinite variety. This work is at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
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About Grainstacks, Snow Effect
You can see it at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in Boston, USA. Claude Monet created it. Claude Monet painted grainstacks with a snow effect, the white ground reflecting colored light back onto the stacks.
Claude Monet created this winter scene in the series You can see it at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Claude Monet painted grainstacks with a snow effect, the white ground reflecting colored light back onto the stacks.
Monet painted approximately 25 Grainstack canvases in 1890-91. This was his first deliberate series, leading to later series of Rouen Cathedral, water lilies, and London's Parliament.
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