File:Monet Water Lilies painting (31843645077).jpg

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As one of the founding fathers of the French Impressionism, Oscar-Claude Monet (1840–1926) broke free from the convention of copying from the old masters. Monet's impressionistic artworks depicted his direct observation of nature and his emphasis on the shifting of lights according to different times and seasons.


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