Claude Monet, outdoor painter, lived to the rhythm of nature. The master impressionist liked to paint the same motifs in different periods, to capture all the tiny variations of light and color. Six of his masterpieces exhibited at the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Lille invite us on a poetic stroll to the rhythm of the seasons and the artist's stylistic periods. A meditation experience around a secret post-impressionist work will extend this stroll: no text, but two tailor-made sound capsules to better immerse ourselves in our sensations in front of art, in the style of the great impressionists.

Did you know?

Claude Monet, who loved painting flowers so much, was a fine gardener, and himself composed the setting
of greenery that is the Giverny garden. “Apart from painting and gardening, I'm not good at
nothing,” he even said.

PALAIS DES BEAUX-ARTS DE LILLE
From April 11 to September 23, 2024
Pl. de la République, 59000 Lille