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Grove of Olive Trees in Bordighera
by Claude Monet
StyleImpressionism
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Claude Monet rendered this grove of olive trees during his 1884 trip to Bordighera on the Italian Riviera. The silvery leaves and gnarled trunks fascinated him.
Mediterranean vegetation offered new subjects for the Impressionist. This work is at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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About Grove of Olive Trees in Bordighera
You can see it at Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago, United States. Claude Monet created it. Claude Monet painted this grove of olive trees during his 1884 trip to Bordighera on the Italian Riviera.
Claude Monet painted this during his Italian Riviera trip in 1884 You can see it at Art Institute of Chicago.
Monet was fascinated by the silver-green foliage of Mediterranean olives during his 1884 Italian trip. Their twisted trunks and shimmering leaves offered new challenges for his Impressionist palette.
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