Claude Monet: he saw the world in brilliant light
By Amy Guglielmo
How did Monet turn fleeting light, dancing reflections and nature into dazzling paintings?
informative · inspiring · colourful · illustrated
Genres
What is Claude Monet: he saw the world in brilliant light about?
Discover how Claude Monet saw the world in brilliant colour and changing light. This illustrated biography introduces the French painter’s childhood, his love of nature and his role in developing Impressionism. Explore the landscapes, rivers and water-lily ponds that inspired his art, and learn how he captured reflections, movement and atmosphere with quick, colourful brushstrokes. Along the way, young readers can look closely at Monet’s paintings and try creating their own artwork inspired by the beauty of the natural world.
About the author
Amy Guglielmo is an award-winning author, artist and teacher who loves helping children discover the magic of art. She writes colourful books about creative people and famous artists, including Pocket Full of Colors, Cezanne’s Parrot and Just Being Dalí. She also co-created the popular Touch the Art series, which invites young readers to explore pictures in playful ways. Amy believes everyone can make something wonderful, and her books encourage children to look closely, imagine boldly and enjoy creating.
Pages
56 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2022
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