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by Susan Schanerman
$25.00
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Design Details
The Parc Monceau in Paris so enticed Monet that he used it as the subject of no less than 5 paintings. ... more
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The Parc Monceau in Paris so enticed Monet that he used it as the subject of no less than 5 paintings.
It was originally designed for the private use in the 1770s. It became a public park and was restored in an informal style in the 1860s.
The large unclipped flowering shrub in the foreground of Monet’s painting is a perfect example of the unrestricted, more relaxed design found in the late 19th century.
I would describe myself as a Writer, Artist and Creative Catalyst. I'm a mother, mother-in-law and grandmother of the greatest joy in my life, my 11 year old granddaughter Jaylynn. I painted for the first time about 20 years ago. Before that I had never done any type of art in my entire life. I never had any training. Then one day, I just picked up a brush and my Creative Spirit started to flow ... Whenever I make Art, I know I am being Guided ... The result is always a colorful expression of feelings ... Most of the time, they're full of whimsy, playfulness, innocence and joy. But sometimes not. For many years, I've dealt with the darkness and despondency of depression. Sitting down with markers or paints or whatever, is...
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