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MONET CLAUDE (1840-1926).
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MONET CLAUDE (1840-1926).
L.A.S. "Claude Monet", Giverny [April 8, 1906], to A.M. COLLE in Nancy| 2 pages in-8 in purple ink, envelope.
Curious letter in which he rejects the title of Impressionist. [Michel-Auguste COLLE (1872-1949) was a painter from Lorraine, who painted many landscapes of his native region].
He received her two letters, "but being very busy" was unable to reply earlier. "What you ask me is very serious and delicate. I certainly do not want to refuse you, and only beg you to let me know in advance when you would like to come, because if I am at work, I will be unable to receive you, so that I can set the day and time myself.
And he adds in a postscript: "You seem to me to be very attached to this title of impressionist, which does not mean much and has led to so much nonsense being said.
L.A.S. "Claude Monet", Giverny [April 8, 1906], to A.M. COLLE in Nancy| 2 pages in-8 in purple ink, envelope.
Curious letter in which he rejects the title of Impressionist. [Michel-Auguste COLLE (1872-1949) was a painter from Lorraine, who painted many landscapes of his native region].
He received her two letters, "but being very busy" was unable to reply earlier. "What you ask me is very serious and delicate. I certainly do not want to refuse you, and only beg you to let me know in advance when you would like to come, because if I am at work, I will be unable to receive you, so that I can set the day and time myself.
And he adds in a postscript: "You seem to me to be very attached to this title of impressionist, which does not mean much and has led to so much nonsense being said.