28 more museums hold works by Claude Monet with smaller collections, not listed here.

• Where can I see Claude Monet paintings?+

  Claude Monet's works can be seen at Musée Marmottan Monet, Musée d'Orsay, Metropolitan Museum of Art, and 2 other museums worldwide.
• Where Claude Monet from?+

  Claude Monet was French^[8], born in 1840^[8] and died in 1926^[8].
• Who was Claude Monet inspired by?+

  Monet was fascinated by water throughout his life. He must have felt challenged in his attempts to capture its volatile nature, the continuously changing character and tones.
• What is Claude Monet famous for painting?+

  Claude Monet is globally recognised as a painter of colour and light. He is known for painting landscapes and seas, rivers and bridges, architecture and parks, and gardens and flowers, capturing ever-changing atmospheric conditions.
• How did Claude Monet paint?+

  Monet loved the water and often painted the sea. He even converted a flat-bottomed boat, fitted out with grooves to hold his canvases, into a floating studio where he painted stacks of pictures.
• When did Claude Monet start painting?+

  At sixteen, Claude Monet was already famous in Le Havre. He had been drawing cartoons of his teachers at school and selling other caricatures to people, earning about 20 francs for each picture.
• Why did Claude Monet paint water lilies?+

  Monet painted water lilies because he was engrossed by landscapes of water and reflections. He wrote that it had become an obsession, and he wanted to reproduce what he felt.