Diary (Claude Monet: Poplars) - Flame Tree Publishing

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ART. Learning that a row of poplars along the bank of the Epte River was to be cut down, Monet paid for the delay so he could paint them. This is one of those works from the famous series created between spring and autumn 1891.

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