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Monet Dogs who compared his juvenilia to

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who compared his juvenilia to Raphael's masterpieces

but you can also drink out of it

including his pioneering contributions to printmaking

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Monet Dogs who compared his juvenilia toClaude Monet, known as the "Prince of the Impressionists," changed the way people thought about painting. Unlike artists before him, Monet didn't just try to show what things looked like in real life. He wanted to capture how we see things. By painting outdoors and using quick brushstrokes, he studied how light affected colors, patterns, and shapes and how our eyes perceive those images. Monet was also fascinated by the fleeting nature of what we see.

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