Beyond Monet: Progress in the Umbrella Industry
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What more could there possibly be to say about Claude Monet? A lot, it turns out. In this five-part podcast series, Stefania Van Dyke, from the Denver Art Museum, talks with non-art experts, who respond to Monet’s work through the lens of their unique expertise. You’ll hear from a Paris historian, an aquatics curator, a geologist, a therapeutic horticulturalist, and a weather historian. Claude Monet: The Truth of Nature, on view from October 21, 2019 through February 2, 2020.
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Jim Fleming, a historian at Colby College who focuses on weather and climate, closely examines Monet’s paintings of snowy landscapes, and talks about how the artist captured the humid haze of Venice and the “pea soup” smog of London.
Published 12/12/19
Published 12/12/19
Hear about the innate connection between humans and nature with Catherine McCord, who works with the horticultural therapy department at the Denver Botanic Gardens. Catharine shares insights about what therapeutic benefits Monet might have gotten from gardening, and from surrounding himself with...
Published 12/04/19