Claude Monet: The Impressionist’s First 30 Years

with art historian and former educator at the Metropolitan Museum and the Cloisters Michael Norris

Dr. Norris will focus on the Impressionist's early years when Monet learned to use bright colors in broken brush strokes. His paintings captured everyday life—especially the outdoors with its changing light—and were often influenced by the unusual visual angles of Japanese woodblock prints. The program will include works from the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, the National Gallery of Art in D.C., the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and others.

Larchmont Village Center (enter behind the library)

Reception at 3:30pm