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莫內 Claude Monet
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菠蘿選画所 <p>In Monet's eyes, nature wasn't a still landscape—it was a poem flowing with light.</p> <p><br />A small bridge, a pond full of water lilies.<br />With light and color, Monet turned an ordinary garden into a hidden sanctuary of the heart.</p> <p><br />Looking at his paintings feels like stepping into his private, quiet world—soft, fluid, and instantly captivating.</p> AVAR4630 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>In Monet's eyes, nature wasn't a still landscape—it was a poem flowing with light.</p><p><br />A small bridge, a pond full of water lilies.<br />With light and color, Monet turned an ordinary garden into a hidden sanctuary of the heart.</p><p><br />Looking at his paintings feels like stepping into his private, quiet world—soft, fluid, and instantly captivating.</p> AVAR4629 
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菠蘿選画所 <p><em>“Bouquet of Sunflowers”</em> was painted in 1881 and is one of Monet’s rare still-life works.<br /> In this painting, Monet interprets the sunflower—a plant full of vitality—through the language of Impressionism, breaking away from the calmness traditionally associated with still-life paintings.</p> <p><br /> This painting is more than just a depiction of a bouquet; it feels as though Monet captured a fleeting sunny afternoon moment,<br /> where the sunflowers bloom in the light—slightly wild, yet effortlessly natural.<br /> In Monet’s hands, the world flows with vibrant colors, allowing us to experience the poetic essence and natural beauty unique to Impressionism.</p> AVAR4603 
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菠蘿選画所 <p><em>“Bouquet of Sunflowers”</em> was painted in 1881 and is one of Monet’s rare still-life works.<br /> In this painting, Monet interprets the sunflower—a plant full of vitality—through the language of Impressionism, breaking away from the calmness traditionally associated with still-life paintings.</p> <p><br /> This painting is more than just a depiction of a bouquet; it feels as though Monet captured a fleeting sunny afternoon moment,<br /> where the sunflowers bloom in the light—slightly wild, yet effortlessly natural.<br /> In Monet’s hands, the world flows with vibrant colors, allowing us to experience the poetic essence and natural beauty unique to Impressionism.</p> AVAR4602 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Argenteuil is a small town in the northwest suburbs of Paris. After moving there in 1871, Monet created one of his representative works in 1873, <em>Poppy Field, Argenteuil</em>.</p> <p><br />There is no clear boundary between the sky and the ground—the space unfolds naturally through a gentle transition of colors.</p> <p><br />Although the scene depicts an ordinary field, it radiates a profound sense of tranquility and happiness, as if time has paused, leaving only the gentle flow of nature and family bonds.</p> <p><br />In this poppy-filled field, sunlight, breeze, and affection quietly drift, like a summer poem blooming in silence.</p> AVAR4628 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Argenteuil is a small town in the northwest suburbs of Paris. After moving there in 1871, Monet created one of his representative works in 1873, <em>Poppy Field, Argenteuil</em>.</p> <p><br />There is no clear boundary between the sky and the ground—the space unfolds naturally through a gentle transition of colors.</p> <p><br />Although the scene depicts an ordinary field, it radiates a profound sense of tranquility and happiness, as if time has paused, leaving only the gentle flow of nature and family bonds.</p> <p><br />In this poppy-filled field, sunlight, breeze, and affection quietly drift, like a summer poem blooming in silence.</p> AVAR4627 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Argenteuil is a small town in the northwest suburbs of Paris. After moving there in 1871, Monet created one of his representative works in 1873, <em>Poppy Field, Argenteuil</em>.</p> <p><br />There is no clear boundary between the sky and the ground—the space unfolds naturally through a gentle transition of colors.</p> <p><br />Although the scene depicts an ordinary field, it radiates a profound sense of tranquility and happiness, as if time has paused, leaving only the gentle flow of nature and family bonds.</p> <p><br />In this poppy-filled field, sunlight, breeze, and affection quietly drift, like a summer poem blooming in silence.</p> AVAR4626 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>Argenteuil is a small town in the northwest suburbs of Paris. After moving there in 1871, Monet created one of his representative works in 1873, <em>Poppy Field, Argenteuil</em>.</p> <p><br />There is no clear boundary between the sky and the ground—the space unfolds naturally through a gentle transition of colors.</p> <p><br />Although the scene depicts an ordinary field, it radiates a profound sense of tranquility and happiness, as if time has paused, leaving only the gentle flow of nature and family bonds.</p> <p><br />In this poppy-filled field, sunlight, breeze, and affection quietly drift, like a summer poem blooming in silence.</p> AVAR4625 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>This painting is one of the representative works by the French Impressionist master Claude Monet. It belongs to his famous <em>Water Lilies</em> series.</p> <p><br />The painting depicts the water lilies and their reflections on the pond in Monet’s own garden—a subject he revisited repeatedly in his later years.</p> <p><br />This work is not merely a depiction of scenery, but a meditation on nature’s changes and the fleeting qualities of light, inviting the viewer into a state of quiet contemplation.</p> AVAR4624 
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菠蘿選画所 <p>This painting is one of the representative works by the French Impressionist master Claude Monet. It belongs to his famous <em>Water Lilies</em> series.</p> <p><br />The painting depicts the water lilies and their reflections on the pond in Monet’s own garden—a subject he revisited repeatedly in his later years.</p> <p><br />This work is not merely a depiction of scenery, but a meditation on nature’s changes and the fleeting qualities of light, inviting the viewer into a state of quiet contemplation.</p> AVAR4618 
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