Impressionist painter Claude Monet and his heirs in Giverny

- Fête de la peinture in Giverny France - Plein Air Painting competition in Monet's town Giverny

Claude Monet invented gardens that evoke his painting, always in motion, where the light reveals colors in continual vibration. International Plein Air Painters compete in Giverny but for sure it is the feeling to be at their master's home that is so important to them apart from the competition.

Apart from the competition, there are many artist permanently creating in Giverny,  the little village where <b>Claude Monet</b> lived. such as:
<b>Patricia Dodin,</b> painter and art teacher lives in Giverny.
<b>Andre Tissot</b>, landscape painter, focuses on Monet's gardens in Giverny. .
<b>Yaromira Krason Netter,</b> watercolorist, lives near Giverny.
<b>Nathalie Kaczkowski,</b> watercolorist, paints flowers and portraits.
<b>Helene Lazarini,</b> pastelist, brought portraits back from her travels around the world.
<b>Mira</b> paints flowers and landscapes the very subtle &quot; Chinese painting-free style &quot; way.
Read <b>Diane Johnson's </b>impressions after several weeks painting in Monet's garden.
<b>Cheryl Miller</b> creates miniatures of Monet's House and garden.
See <b>H Duane Corn</b> sketch of Vernon's Old Mill.
Discover <b>Diane Burko's <b>paintings on Monet's lillypond. </b></b>

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