Claude MoneL
Claude MoneL Claude MoneL
In 1914, the French Prime Minister asks Monet to paint some water lilies as a gift for France. Monet could barely see, but eventually painted the massive paintings that are displayed in the Orangerie in Paris. 172
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In 1914, the French Prime Minister asks Monet<br />
to paint some water lilies as a gift for France.<br />
Monet could barely see, but eventually painted<br />
the massive paintings that are displayed in the<br />
Orangerie in Paris.<br />
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