Monet Paid to Buy These Trees Six More Months

1891. Monet is scouting the Giverny countryside for material when he finds a row of poplars along the Epte. A gold mine. He decides not to paint one canvas, but 24. All is set. Seven minute slots per canvas, each one catching a different light. The full series will take months. Then it falls apart. Trees get sold at auction for timber. He won't finish before they disappear. Unless he pays for six more months. He paid. Claude Monet – Poplars On The Epte Monet Printable and Frame tv Collections are here https://art.ecoartlab.store/go/5874e10 🎨 EcoArtLab — Frame TV & Printable Art Transform yo