Monet, Works from the Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris

From 18 September 2021 until 30 January 2022 Palazzo Reale in Milan hosts the long-awaited exhibition dedicated to the most important representative of Impressionism, Claude Monet, with 53 works from the Musée Marmottan Monet, including his Water Lilies (1916-1919), The parliament. Reflections on the Thames (1905) and The Roses (1925-1926).

The path is divided into 7 sections and is curated by Marianne Mathieu, art historian and scientific director of the Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris, introducing the discovery of key works of Impressionism and Monet's artistic production on the theme of the reflection of light and of its changes in the artist's own work.

The chronological path traces the entire artistic parable of the Impressionist Master, read through the works that the artist himself considered fundamental, private, so much so that he jealously guarded them in his home in Giverny; works that he himself never wanted to sell and that tell us about the greatest emotions linked to his artistic genius.

Promoted by the City of Milan-Culture, the exhibition is part of the museum and exhibition project "Museums of the world in the Royal Palace" born with the aim of raising awareness of the collections and history of the most important international museums.

An exhibition from the Municipality of Milano Cultura, Palazzo Reale in collaboration with Arthemisia.