1840-1926

Explores such art topics as style, composition, color, and subject matter as they relate to twelve works by Monet.

A study of the art and life of French artist Claude Monet.

Contains forty color plates, ranging in date from 1865 to 1978. Includes commentaries.

Julie loves living in Paris, but wishes she could walk in a country garden, so when her mother takes her to visit a friend, she is happy to discover one of the most beautiful gardens she has ever seen, owned by Claude Monet.

Written as a report by a fictitious student, this biography of Monet profiles his life and artworks.

Introduces the life and work of Claude Monet, discussing his early years, life in London and various parts of France, and development as a painter.

Text and illustrations by the author celebrate the beautiful paintings of the impressionist painter Claude Monet.

Hector and Henriette, the most famous frogs in France, befriend an old painter in a battered straw hat named Monet.