What kind of life experience does Monet's works reflect?

Claude monet's works focus on scenery, but his two distinctive giant portraits, The Woman in Green and The Woman in Kimono, are based on a woman named Camus. Camus is Monet's beloved wife and his favorite model. In 1875' s painting "Woman with an Umbrella", Camus appeared with her son John. From the perspective of looking up, her posture of leaning half-sideways is particularly vivid and touching. The sun shines on her white dress and the grass under her feet, while the light white gauze and spinning skirt show the caress of the wind on her face. ?

1In September, 878, Camus died of cancer. After Camus died, claude monet married Alice, the sponsor's ex-wife, on 1892. Alice and her daughters both appeared in Monet's later works. In these works, the faces of the characters are very vague, and it seems that they are still the figure of Camus, entrusted with the painter's grief. In the years after 1880, claude monet made a final interpretation and confirmation of Impressionism, persistently pursuing the harmony and unity of light and air. ?