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Art Response 3 |
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The person that I decided to do my response on was Claude Monet. Claude Monet was born in Paris on November 14, 1840. His father was a grocer who moved the family to Le Havre, on the Seine estuary, when Monet was five years old |
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Picture 1 |
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I couldn't upload the pictures because of some copyrights thing that keeps me from showing the picture here. I really like this art work because every time that i see it I feel like I am in the middle of the grassy area and all I really want to do is just lie there and dont have to worry about anything. And I all do all day is just lie there with the sun and the clean pure non-polluted air. And maybe even have a picnic. |
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Picture 2 |
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I like this picture because it makes me think that there is no more hate and crime between anyone here on earth. It makes me think that because the people are dresses in white and that to me makes me think that there are no more hate and the other bad things that are still going on in the world right now. |
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Bio |
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"Monet's early experience along the Channel and the Seine estuary was perhaps the singularly most profound influence on his artistic career. His first youthful paintings of the shore, of the harbors and of small sailing craft record his love and perception. Here, sun and storm can both appear in the same sky, reflected in the sea. Monet learned to appreciate nature's forces and acquired a deep sensitivity to the weather. As a young child, Monet hated to remain in school. He passed the time drawing caricatures of his teachers in his copybooks. When he could, Monet avoided school and spent his time along the cliffs, beaches and jetties. Monet later said of the sea, 'I should like to be always near it or on it, and when I die, to be buried in a buoy.' By the time his was sixteen, in 1856, most of the traits that were to make Monet a great painter were evident. He was not religious and had little faith in anything that was not drawn from direct experience. He was persistent, had small need for social approval and was stimulated by both hostility and diversity. It was said that he ate like four men. The young Monet's talent for drawing caricature portraits brought him twenty francs a sitting in the marketplace in his hometown of Le Havre." |
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taken right from the site!!! |
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