November 14, 1840 was a revolutionary date as Claude Monet, the exceptional and best imitator artist, was born on this date in Paris. His number was second in birth order; he was son of Claude Adolphe and Louise. J. A. with the sir name of Monet. In 1951Claude began his education in secondary art school. He narrated that ”he was born unmanageable, and so he for him his college existence was equal to that of a detention centre, and it was unbearable to waste my time in that prison”. He earned few Frances for his first picture.
His first lesson was delivered by his peer performer Eugne Boudin later he turned out to be his counsellor and taught him new skills of oil paints usage others skill for exterior picture. Claude left his school after death of his mother in (1857) where he started frequently travelling from to Paris to Louvre, and throughout this time he meets other fellow painters along with Pissarro still using Corot’s style of painting. He devoted seven years of service Algeria as first part of the brigade of African beam.
He enjoyed two amazing full time years in Algeria, but after the typhoid fervor then he left the army. When he came back to Paris, he studied under Charles Gleyre, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Alfred Sisley and Frdric Bazille. The era of 19th century was the period of business, where be begun to form his own imaginative creative form historians name is an era of “era of railway”.
Simultaneously, historians were confronted by furious Italian move for its future; ideas of politicians, collectivism moved into the way to reality by artist like Edouard Manet, Gustave Gourbet, and Adolf Menzel.
Claude with his peer was experimenting with the effects of luminosity in altering the virtues, out of order hue, strokes of brush in rapid secession, vast making, motions, which were vital bits of human perception the way created his work was the main reason behind his Impressionism.
He had his first exhibition in (1866 and 1869) where he Monet exhibited his picture ” the lady in the Green clothes, the lady in the ground, On the corner of Seine.” He got married to Camille Doncieux in (1870) and had two sons. The war of Franco-Prussian in (1870-71) forced him to take shelter in England. In London, he kept on studying the art of John Constable, and Joseph Turner, in their scenery, the use of hue; the way they melted them because of such a quality the supporter saw an impressionist in their work. He came to Paris in (1972) then he joined the society of Paris’s artists they had their own autonomous, show, which was supported by Paul Ruel that led to fame of his work in (1872- 1880).
Later in life Monet faces economic dispersion and one time he was awfully deprived that led him to move to different places with cheaper price to Argenteuil, (1873 – 878), Vtheuil (1879- 1881), Poissy (1882), and then later he lived in Giverny from (1883- death). During (1980) civil society took notice and focused on his work by a critic, that later came with some soothe and money as well.