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Renoir & Monet
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Renoir & Monet
Describes and analyzes one painting each by Renoir and Monet. The works assessed are Renoir's "Ponts des Arts" and Monet's "The Artist's Garden.
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2001
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"The paintings "Ponts des Arts" by Pierre Auguste Renoir (1865) and "The Artist's Garden" by Claude Monet (1881) depict scenes appealing to the sensibilities of the respective artists, and each places the viewer in the position of observer, much as the painter was when the work was first made. The Monet work is more involving, probably because the subject matter is more personal to the artist, this being a depiction of his own garden at Vetheuil. The site of the Renoir painting may have had import for the artist, but it is still not as personal a meaning as the garden had for Monet.Monet was known for paintings of sun-d renched, flower filled gardens. Vetheuil was a small town on the banks of the Seine, and Monet lived there in 1881. His garden was dominated by tall sunflowers and was terraced from the house down to the river, as can ..."
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