Sat 04 Apr 2007Lasting ImpressionsThe artists who followed Claude Monet were not innovators, but
they created a distinctive colony around the Impressionist master,
writes
Lara Marlowein GivernySoon after Claude Monet moved to Giverny in 1883, he wrote to
the art dealer Theodore Duret: "I am in ecstasy. Giverny is a
splendid place for me." The first Impressionist painter remained
there until his death in 1924.