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National Gallery of Art, Washington
Woman with parasol
Claude Monet painted his wife Camille and their son Jean during a walk in 1875.
The story
What do we know about this job?
The National Gallery of Art describes how Monet quickly worked to capture the moment. Loose blue grey regions form the sky, short green, blue and brown keys form the grass. Yellow dots suggest buttercups and return to Camille's sleeve; Powerful white paint strokes capture the light on her skirt and coat.
Facts at work
- Claude Monet painted the work in 1875 with oil on canvas.
- Camille Monet stands on the hill; Their son Jean is behind her.
- The canvas measures 100 by 81 centimeters.
- The work is located in the National Gallery of Art in Washington.
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