Pine Trees Cap d Antibes

Impressionism

The story

When Monet woke up that morning, he already knew where he'd spend the day.

Right at the edge of the estate he was staying at, on the Cap d'Antibes peninsula, a row of pine trees had caught his eye. Far enough from the hotel to dodge the admirers and the students always asking for advice. He set up and painted the same view twice. Once for the day light. Once for the evening. A good day's work.

Movement
Impressionism
Artist
Claude Monet

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