What is Monet's most famous work?

French painter claude monet (1840165438+1October14-192665438+February 5th) is one of the representatives and founders of Impressionism. Monet is one of the most important painters in France, and most of the theories and practices of Impressionism have been popularized by him. Monet is good at the experiment and expression of light and shadow. His most important style is to change the way shadows and outlines are drawn. In Monet's paintings, there are no very clear shadows, and there are no prominent or flat outlines.

Monet is one of the founders of Impressionism and the most influential figure in Impressionism. Among the representative impressionist painters, only Monet devoted his creative enthusiasm to impressionist techniques with a long life of 86 years. Other impressionist painters are short-term explorers. Like Manet, a painter who was regarded as the leader and founder of Impressionism although he did not attend the Eighth Exhibition of Impressionism, Renoir, who was good at painting characters, was engaged in the exploration of Impressionism in the early and late stages of his artistic life, and in the middle of more than ten years, his enthusiasm turned to classicism.

Monet wrote the famous Impression Sunrise. This oil painting depicts watching the sunrise through the mist in Afar Port. The painting strokes that directly poke the main points depict the unclear background in the morning fog, and various colors give the water infinite brilliance, but the inaccurate painting method makes those boats faintly visible. It truly depicts the visual impression of light and color on the painter at sunrise in the French port city. Because it broke through the shackles of traditional painting, a critic borrowed the name of this painting and mocked a group of young painters represented by Monet who demanded innovation and creation as "impressionism", hence the name of this painting school. This painting was exhibited in the 1 impressionist joint exhibition, which opened in 874. This painting is the most typical of Monet's paintings.

Water Lily is Monet's most important work in his later years. He built a big garden in the apartment and a big studio in the big garden. The lotus pond in the garden was originally the highest sustenance of Monet's artistic pursuit. He painted a group painting of Water Lily with great enthusiasm, which confirmed Monet's tenacious vitality.

Monet's water lily paintings challenge people's visual experience. Each of his works uses different colors and strokes, so it can be said that each water lily has a unique life. If that pool of thick green still belongs to "laws to follow", those bright yellow, purple and red floating on the blue-green are absolutely transcendental crystals.

Monet's works are famous for the clever use of color and light. He has been exploring the performance effect of light and air for a long time, often depicting the same object under different time and light, and expressing instant feelings from the changes of natural light and color. During the period of 1890- 189 1, Monet painted a series of paintings "Haystacks" for the same dry haystack and different colors of objects in different seasons. It once again expresses the perfect interpretation of light and shadow, creates fantastic color legends and leaves precious artistic wealth for future generations.