Claude MonetFrankreich, 1840–1926Venice, Palazzo Dario
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The Venetian series that Claude Monet began during his stay in the city in 1908 comprised 37 paintings of 10 different motifs. Here his main subject is the marble facade of the 15th-century Palazzo Dario on the Grand Canal.
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Derweil im Leben von Claude Monet
Das ganze Leben1883–1926 · Wirkungsort
Giverny
October – December 1908
Three months in Venice
At the invitation of Mary Hunter, Monet and Alice arrived in Venice on 1 October 1908; going out daily by gondola, the artist created 37 Venetian canvases. On 12 December he sold them to the Bernheim-Jeune brothers for 12,000 francs each.
6 May 1909
The "Les Nymphéas" exhibition
After several postponements, an exhibition of 48 "Water Lilies" canvases of 1903–1908 opened at Durand-Ruel's — Monet's largest and most unified series to date. The exhibition was a success.
