Claude Monet: Late Work Pamela Golbin Using an aerial vantage point

Using an aerial vantage point familiar from many other of his works

” The ten sculptures in this exhibition are all bronzes

Drawing inspiration from influences ranging from Renaissance oil paintings to 1950s pinup photography

Begun in Gaeta

Claude Monet: Late Work Pamela Golbin Using an aerial vantage pointThis poster featuring Nymphas (190405) was produced in 2010, in conjunction with Claude Monet: Late Work at Gagosian, West 21st Street, New York. The exhibition focused on the Impressionists late paintings, which were inspired by his gardens at Giverny. The composition of Nymphas unites three realmsthe upper embankment, the central water lilies, and the lower reflected treesin a single poetic view.