Claude Monet:
Painting "Suzanne and Blanche Hoschedé Reading and Painting" (1890)
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Limited, 950 exemplars | Original Dietz replica | Oil on canvas | On wedge frame | Genuine wood strip | Format ca. 69.5 x 87.5 cm (H/W)
Artist family connections: Monet’s stepdaughter
Claude Monet lived since the eighties of the 19th century in most "modern" family relationships, which would be described today by the notion of "patchwork". As widowed father of two sons, he found support from a later second wife, Alice Hoschedé, who took care initially of Jean and Michel Monet in Paris. In 1880, she left with her own six children her marriage that lasted officially until 1891, moving with Monet at Vétheuil and later, at Giverny.
Monet’s "Suzanne and Blanche Hoschedé Reading and Painting" presents two daughters of Alice. Both remained attached to art. Suzanne, as she married a local artist, and Blanche, as she let herself be painted by her stepfather – with success. In 1897, she married her stepbrother Jean and took care after his death of the old master in Giverny.
Original: Private collection. Original Dietz replica. Oil on canvas in 92 colors. Limited edition of 950 exemplars. Framed with dark genuine wood strip. Format incl. frame ca. 75 x 92 cm.
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Claude Monet: Painting "Suzanne and Blanche Hoschedé Reading and Painting" (1890)
Artist family connections: Monet’s stepdaughter
Claude Monet lived since the eighties of the 19th century in most "modern" family relationships, which would be described today by the notion of "patchwork". As widowed father of two sons, he found support from a later second wife, Alice Hoschedé, who took care initially of Jean and Michel Monet in Paris. In 1880, she left with her own six children her marriage that lasted officially until 1891, moving with Monet at Vétheuil and later, at Giverny.
Monet’s "Suzanne and Blanche Hoschedé Reading and Painting" presents two daughters of Alice. Both remained attached to art. Suzanne, as she married a local artist, and Blanche, as she let herself be painted by her stepfather – with success. In 1897, she married her stepbrother Jean and took care after his death of the old master in Giverny.
Original: Private collection. Original Dietz replica. Oil on canvas in 92 colors. Limited edition of 950 exemplars. Framed with dark genuine wood strip. Format incl. frame ca. 75 x 92 cm.