
Monet's House: An Impressionist Interior
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Author: Guy Bouchet
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 144
Claude Monet was as meticulous in the decoration of his family home at Giverny as he was about the planting of his famous garden. Thousands of people visit the house and gardens every year to see the vibrantly coloured rooms restored to look just as they did in the house's heyday, and decorated according to Monet's views on colour and light. This book explores the house, describes the mealtime rituals in the yellow dinning room, the studio where Monet worked, and also opens doors to rooms not usually seen by the public.
Author: Guy Bouchet
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 144
Claude Monet was as meticulous in the decoration of his family home at Giverny as he was about the planting of his famous garden. Thousands of people visit the house and gardens every year to see the vibrantly coloured rooms restored to look just as they did in the house's heyday, and decorated according to Monet's views on colour and light. This book explores the house, describes the mealtime rituals in the yellow dinning room, the studio where Monet worked, and also opens doors to rooms not usually seen by the public.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Guy Bouchet
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 144
Claude Monet was as meticulous in the decoration of his family home at Giverny as he was about the planting of his famous garden. Thousands of people visit the house and gardens every year to see the vibrantly coloured rooms restored to look just as they did in the house's heyday, and decorated according to Monet's views on colour and light. This book explores the house, describes the mealtime rituals in the yellow dinning room, the studio where Monet worked, and also opens doors to rooms not usually seen by the public.
Author: Guy Bouchet
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 144
Claude Monet was as meticulous in the decoration of his family home at Giverny as he was about the planting of his famous garden. Thousands of people visit the house and gardens every year to see the vibrantly coloured rooms restored to look just as they did in the house's heyday, and decorated according to Monet's views on colour and light. This book explores the house, describes the mealtime rituals in the yellow dinning room, the studio where Monet worked, and also opens doors to rooms not usually seen by the public.

Monet's House: An Impressionist Interior