Artwork

                                                          "The Loch Ness Swamp" 

 CLAUDE MONET – "Impression, sunrise" (1873) - Paris, Musée Marmottan - view high resolution image

“Wallpaper in its embryonic state is more finished than that seascape", said of this canvas Louis Leroy, an Art critic, when the painted was exhibited at the first Impressionist exhibition in 1877. And this is just an example of how most of the critics of the time reacted to this painting, and, by extension, to the whole Impressionist movement (a movement that in fact owes its name to this painting) It is not surprising, then, that nobody offered 1,000 francs, the asking price for this painting.

                                                   

"Butterfly Baby"

"Eyes"

"Too Late"

"Industrial Humming"

"Zebra Crossing"

"Giant Clothespin Disaster"

"Barn Find"  
Surreal Landscape Collage

"Shattered Chameleon"

"A hand draws hands drawing a hand drawing a hand"

 "Snake-foot"

"Summer"