An astrophysicist at Texas State University has pinpointed the exact day and time when Monet observed the sunset that became the subject of his painting “The Cliff, Étretat, Sunset.” Donald Olson, ...

Led by astrophysicist Donald Olson, the team traveled to the cliffs of Normandy in 2012, where they used postcard-size replicas of Monet’s works to identify the precise vantage point from which he ...

Monet was one of the most famous artiest to ever put brush to canvas. His body of work has some of the most identifiable pieces of art ever created and over the years more than a few people have ...

If someone asked you what Claude Monet, the artist, was doing at 4.53pm on February 5 1883 you might struggle to give an answer. But academics believe they have found out. The French impressionist was ...

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I Claude Monet, “The Cliff, Étretat, Sunset” (1882–83), oil on canvas, 23 13/16 x 32 3/16 in (via collection.ncartmuseum.org) Olson and the team traveled in 2012 to Étretat, where they discovered that ...