Peaches Claude Oscar Monet (1840-1926)

Description of Claude Monet’s painting "Peaches

Claude Monet is a great painter who learned drawing techniques throughout his life, absorbing the best from other artists. Monet paid particular attention to new directions in the art of painting and sought to use novelty and a new breath of freshness in his paintings. The artist is distinguished by his naturalness and desire for naturalness, whether it is a portrait or a still life.

The artist wants to show the viewer the best that the human eye can see and feel the delicate human soul and nature. This also applies to his famous painting Peaches, which depicts juicy fruit, a symbol of satiety, juiciness. Monet seeks to show that even in everyday life you can stop for a moment and notice all the beauty of the world around you. The artist demonstrates and proves that light plays an important role in material perception. In fact, colored reflections represent the reflection of unreal reality. The perception of objects and things also depends on what things are around and present.

The artist uses bright and juicy shades, showing the desire to tell the whole world how beautiful life is, how irresistible it is. The color scheme in the painting "Peaches" is not particularly different, but you can still see the juicy fruit, which symbolizes energy and radiates joy and cheerfulness. At the same time, the artist is trying to hide from the gray of everyday life and problems, so he writes such bright and juicy fruits, looking at which creates a sense of mood and interest. In the picture you can also notice the interesting detail of the green color, which leaves a residue of curiosity, because it is not clear what the green symbolizes. You can constantly speculate and try to find the signs, which will help to understand the real purpose of the painting.