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    519A. MONET IN VENICE

    519A. MONET IN VENICE

    $60.00 USD
    $60.00 USD
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    This two-day lecture will explore the captivating series of paintings Claude Monet created during his brief but transformative stay in Venice in 1908 - currently the subject of an exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. Known for his mastery of light, color, and atmosphere, Monet brought his signature Impressionist style to the canals and architecture of Venice, capturing this oft-painted city in a way that differs from any artists’ depictions before or since. Through a close examination of Monet’s brushwork, color palette, and unique approach to Venetian light, we will uncover how his depictions of the city reflect both the artist’s evolving technique and the timeless allure of Venice itself. High-resolution images will allow for a deep-dive into the beauty of these rarely seen works, showing how Monet’s Venice series pushes the boundaries of Impressionism.

    Details:
    Monet in Venice
    Professor Chris Parrott
    2 sessions: Mondays, December 8th and 15th
    10:30 AM-12:30 PM
    Fee: $60

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    About the lecturer(s)

    Christopher Parrott

    Christopher Parrott is a Contemporary Realist painter whose work has been exhibited and collected internationally for over two decades, and featured in art publications such as Art Forum, Art Papers, and New American Paintings. Educated at Pratt Institute, he followed that degree with a post-college tenure at the Barnstone Studios, studying Classical design systems and Art History. Among numerous other locations, he has recently been featured in a gallery exhibition entitled Modern Masters in New York City, and another entitled Wangsim Selects: Hong Kong Showroom, 3rd Edition, where he has exhibited with such well-known artists Julian Schnabel and Andy Warhol. He has regularly participated in Basel art fairs in both Miami and Switzerland.

    Lecture Details

    Program
    Fall 2025
    Sessions
    2 lecture(s)
    Day & Time
    Monday, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
    Date(s)
    Dec 08, 2025
    Dec 15, 2025