Woman with a parasol, one of the Claude Monet masterpieces!



 Claude Monet’s Woman with a Parasol – Madame Monet and Her Son (1875) is a prime example of Impressionist art, capturing a fleeting, sunlit moment of the artist’s wife and son outdoors. The painting uses light, color, and loose brushwork to convey movement and atmosphere, reflecting Monet’s signature style. 

Beyond its technical mastery, the piece is intimate and personal, showing a tender family scene. It stands as both a visual delight and a reflection of the Impressionist desire to portray the immediacy of everyday life.


Post by: Anna Sophia Barros dos Santos

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