Him: We 're back, we're back She: That's it.
Him: So?
She: So we will talk about Monet.
Him: I thought after the festivities of Impressionism Normandy in Normandy, you were in overdose ... I even thought that you could not see Monet painting ...
She: This is not fake but this is different.
Him: Oh!
She: It's gorgeous, it's a favorite, it's my favorite of the week.
Him: Wow
She: It is a documentary by Philippe Piguet, which rose on France 5 some time ago (and which can be reviewed in DOS) and is released on DVD. Philippe Piguet is a well known art critic, but also bel-great-grand-son of Monet. A DVD that I recommend everyone to buy. This documentary is a marvel. I was literally fascinated by it. We enter the house of Claude Monet in Giverny, through the writings of his second wife, Alice, and we know a Monet from everyday life. The Monet painting course, the Monet in love with Japan, the creator and architect of his own garden he enriched, transformed over time and became the main subject of his painting. But also the father Monet, Monet the bon vivant who was forthcoming with the best products from around the world, the intimate Monet. And thanks to Alice and her writings, which we understand even better Monet was, what was his painting. This documentary is a marvel, a gem to watch ABSOLUTELY.
Him: I think there is nothing to add.
She: Nothing. To purchase the DVD, click HERE . To view the documentary via VOD, click HERE. You can rent or buy for a small fee.
Him: Philippe Piguet also has a blog. It HERE.
