Katherine Tyrrell has this report on The Unknown Monet: Pastels and Drawings installation which is going on in London now.
Is the old boy rolling over in his grave, or beaming with pride? I vote for the latter.
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28 March, 2007
18 March, 2007
Pastel News

Claude Monet was no stranger to the pastel medium. The link takes you to a report about The Unknown Monet: Pastels and Drawings (short pdf. exhibit catalog here), which opened yesterday in London's Royal Academy of Arts.
Of interest is the factoid that he exhibited seven pastels at the first Impressionist exhibit (Paris) in 1874. There are 20 pastels at the current exhibit, some of which are rather large. I am curious how they are framed. Are they in their original frames? Glass or plexi (if re-framed)? Katherine, any chance you have seen them?
The London duration of exhibit is 17 March - 10 June, 2007. Then the Clark Art Institute in Massachusetts will have the old boys' art from 23 June - 16 September, 2007.
Kitty Wallis of Portland, Oregon does some fabulous water lily pastels that remind me of Monet.
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