is one of the last times Monet ever used the haystack motif. The painting's first owner was the American Landscape painter and art collection Dwight Blaney, who brought the painting to the United ...

After an 18-month hiatus, a restored “Waterlilies” by impressionist painter Claude Monet is back on display through August at ...

With 95 items, this collection is chock full of reprinted Monet-designed decor, plenty of greens and pinks, along with calming landscapes and florals. “Bring the beauty of the natural world ...

On others, visitors feel like they can almost touch the texture Monet created more than a century ago. The show is heavy on landscapes, including the water lilies and haystacks that became Monet's ...

Monet is a representative figure of Impressionism, which was a movement based in Paris and was defined by spontaneity and accurate depictions of outdoor landscapes using short brushstrokes.