monet

Beethoven was shocking; Monet was shocking; Stravinsky was shocking, but none of them were shocking because of their subject matter.

Another one is asking people to rank several Monet paintings on how much they like them.

Someone could claim Sisley but I think on long enough study that Monet beats Sisley overall.

Apparently Monet [1] had cataract surgery in 1923 and his paintings from that era suggest that he was seeing something in the UV spectrum.

Any commentary to the nuances of the project feels like arguing about whether or not Monet did a good job picking a paint store.

It presumes that Picaso, Bansky, and Monet can't paint like each other.

You want to see the latest Monet painting?

In my last 30 years, I never had to fight anyone or differentiate a Monet from a Van Gough or a Beethoven from a Rachmaninoff.

What he seems to be arguing against is telling the students they can't spend the entire trip looking at the Monet paintings, that they have to see the entire museum.

Pushing it through a tube amp to make it warmer before you listen to it is like retouching a Monet print in photoshop before you hang it on your wall.

Whistler likened painting portraits (which he was paid very well for) to prostitution and on his own time & dime gave us his nocturne paintings which ultimately inspiring Monet in the process.

I see this as a basic life skill, right up there with at least enough knowledge to differentiate a Monet from a Van Gogh, or a Beethoven from a Rachmaninoff.

If you want an understanding of how I approach color check out the article I wrote "Why Monet Never Used Black"[1].

I assume Google scouts are usually looking to hook the exceptionally rare "Monet" and "Picaso" software engineers swimming around in an ocean overcrowded by "PC techs".

At the same time, the example is kind of clear, but we are making neural nets that are emulating Pollock and Dali, not Monet.

It's theorized that this happened to Monet, and accounts for his painting of some flowers differently post cataract surgery.

Monet struggled with the Académie des Beaux-Arts fot painting the way they thought people should paint.