Monet’s obsession with capturing nature was so overwhelming that he would often paint the same scene countless times in order to portray the changing of light and the passing of seasons.
Claude Monet was a founding member of the Impressionist movement. The French painter is described as being one of the most prolific and consistent proponents of the movement’s philosophy, in which the artist would convey their perception of nature in an authentic en plain eir setting. Monet’s obsession with capturing nature was so overwhelming that he would often paint the same scene countless times in order to portray the changing of light and the passing of seasons.