Monet Painted These Trees Like They Were Disappearing I 2 Hours Screensaver.

1889. Monet is in his late forties. He's been in Giverny for six years now. He knows these trees. He's watched them bloom and lose everything and bloom again. And look at how he paints them. They're almost not there. The blossoms are melting into the sky. The trunks are thin, barely holding. The whole thing looks like if you blinked it would be gone. That's the point. Monet wasn't painting trees. He was painting the feeling that everything beautiful is already on its way out. Spring doesn't stay. It never does. He just wanted to catch it before it left. 🎨 Transform your place with digital ar