Le décor impressionniste. Aux sources des nymphéas. Arts of hands or skulls

of hands or skulls

he dies in exile

all driven by the same quest for truth

really the young man with a damaged and disguised face hiding from the world he claimed to be

Most residents create and renew their costumes

Le décor impressionniste. Aux sources des nymphéas. Arts of hands or skullsHoused in the Orangerie, Monet's Water Lilies cycle was celebrated as the "Sistine Chapel of Impressionism"; Monet himself had described these paintings as "Great Decorations." Going back to the sources of this masterpiece, this catalog explores for the first time an essential dimension of Impressionism. From the end of the 1860s, the links between Impressionist painters and decoration were varied, fruitful, and central. Monet, but also Caillebotte,