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Monet's Trees spo-notify-me-disabledA powerful and stunning testament to the ephemeral beauty of nature from one of the most loved and influential landscape painters of the last 150 years. I perhaps owe it to flowers, wrote Claude Monet (18401926), that I became a painter. His fascination with trees, while perhaps of equal intensity, is less well documented. One of the leading figures of the Impressionist movement and perhaps the most celebrated landscape painter of his age, Monet

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working in a more figurative style

the letters describe his personal doubts

presents 25 famous and forgotten artistic destinations around the world

this limited edition print has been developed in partnership with Frank Auerbach

recounting the practice of inspirational figures such as Diaghilev

or contemplate light and the changing seasons on Chelsea Embankment

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Sketch for 'Mornington Terrace'

Figurative painting by Black artists has risen to a new prominence in the field of contemporary art over the last decade