What did Monet particularly love about London, and why in 1899 did he decide to set up a temporary studio from his hotel room at the Savoy?
The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Monet & Architecture
9 April - 29 July 2018
Sainsbury Wing
There’s never been a single exhibition looking at Monet’s career through the buildings he painted: in Normandy, in Rouen, in Paris, London, and Venice. From buildings in villages and by the coast, to some of Europe’s most famous monuments, Monet painted the architecture of his time - modern, historic, simple and grand.
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