DINING ROOM at Claude Monet’s House, 1883, Giverny, France; above from today, lower photo with him standing there. The pictures on the walls are Japanese wood cuts.
I remember selling some pottery with similar colors, and the customer had been to Giverny and liked to have a teapot, I think, to remember her visit by.
Monet's kitchen
Today's quote:
Giving and receiving are companion energies that take turns throughout our lives, and we all get a chance to be on both sides of the exchange from time to time. Daily Om
...I eyes would get tired looking at the tiles in the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteWhile I just skim over them as a busy background. Your eyes see the details! As your photos show.
DeleteMan, I don't know if I could live in a house like that. I agree, my eyes get tired.
ReplyDeleteBut remember he was going blind when painting some of his later beautiful gardens. I think I've got the right man. And he did do his paintings outdoors! Well, the subjects were outside, though he may have had a studio when he could work if it rained! Anyway, I would imagine Monet didn't do the cooking!
DeleteOh I just think impressionists saw bits of color in everything!
ReplyDeleteThere is a lot of color going on there, the first one is my favorite. Have a great day and a happy week ahead!
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