Monet couldn't stand them. American artists flooded Giverny by the hundreds and treated his village like a summer camp. Then there was Theodore Robinson. Older, quieter, as annoyed by the crowds as Monet was. They became friends. Robinson moved in next door. They critiqued each other's canvases. Monet invited him to family weddings. Back home, Robinson made Monet famous in America. He wrote his last letter to him days before he died.
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