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Monet by Claude Monet · Booklabria

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Claude Monet
Monet

BiographyPsychology

Monet

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First published: 1963
Editions: 29 in 5 languages

Synopsis

A combination of chronological texts and superb reproductions offers not only a valuable sourcebook for students and lovers of Impressionist art but also a visual and verbal documentation of a great artist and his influence upon the world.

Subjects: Biography
Psychology
Criticism and interpretation
Catalogs
Exhibitions
Bibliography
Set in: France

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29 in 5 languages

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English20 French4 Italian3 Japanese1 All 5 languages

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