woman with a parasol claude monet

woman with a parasol claude monetThe Promenade, also called Woman with a Parasol, depicts the garden of Claude Monet's second home in Argenteuil. The human figure, which had played a negligible role in his paintings in recent years, takes on renewed importance, with his wife Camille serving as a model. This impressionnist painting is singular in the preponderant role that the artist gives to the figure in the landscape. Would you like to buy another painting by Claude Monet? Discover

in the 17th century landscape

The human figure

sometimes mistaking the exact tone

suggested by an increasingly cursive drawing that gives the painting a surprisingly expressive value

Klimt presents rather symbols of femininity and motherhood

it is this primary form that most clearly indicated the intense perception of the inner force in its countless variations

The impressionnist work is similar to Starry night over the Rhône

like his master Rembrandt

he wrote in a letter: "I saw in this reaper - a vague figure who struggles like a devil in the heat to get through his work - I saw in it the image of death

It also marks the beginning of his period of expression

which has its own points

and irises on the banks