Claude Monet (1840-1926) founder of Impressionism, was born in Paris, France. He is a close associate of the French painter, Edouard Manet, who helped move the art of Realism in the 19th century. Presents Monet painting with artist Edgar Degas and the writer Emile Zola as the bearer of the veil in Manet funeral in 1883. Degas created a ballet scene, including 1874's Ballet Rehearsal to show some qualities of Impressionism. At the beginning of his career, Monet created a painting style that focuses on the lights in the shadows. The study of natural light is the focus of the monumental painting, Impression Sunrise, completed in 1872. This work is the source of the term Impression. Sunrise filled with strong shades of blue-orange, gray, and, and some fishermen in small boats floating in the foreground as the sun rises at the top of the painting was "Impressionism.".
Contributed many paintings Monet art world for the rest of his career. He consistently explores how human eyes see the scene or scenes in the outdoors. He wanted to capture real events and see how they relate to light. In the Gare St-Lazare (1877), Monet showed that the Paris train station could become the focal point of the natural light shining through the glass roof on a sunny day. As a founder of impressionism new style of painting, Monet left his mark on the world's great 19th and 20th century art. He died of lung cancer in 1926 and was buried in the church in Giverny, France.
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