Famous Monet Oil Paintings

Monet's first Famous Painting was of his future wife and was called "The Women in the Green Dress" (1866). He was known for his nature scenes, but he also painted several well-known portraits and scenes with people "On the Bank of the Seine at Bennecourt" (1868), is another famous painting with a person in the foreground of a river scene. Children PaintingsMonet's depiction of people was similar to that of flowers and water---with soft and impressionist strokes that allowed figures to seemingly melt into the scene.
Flower PaintingsClaude Monet (1840-1946) was a French painter famous for his impressionist oil paintings. He used a lot of natural scenes to inspire his work, and was known for his interpretations of the light and color in a scene to bring together the imagery with a gentle and soft tone. Boats PaintingsThe Art Revived website describes how Monet broke barriers, including using loose brushstrokes and working outdoors instead of in a studio. People Paintings "All of this represented a move away from the highly realistic paintings of the time, and a move towards more abstract paintings," the site notes.