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Claude Monet: Capturing a Moment
Leaving the studio to go out and capture real life: that was the impressionist aesthetic. Claude Monet was its most famous proponent and artist. This documentary reveals the places that inspired the painter during his lifetime.
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Leaving the studio to go out and capture real life: that was the impressionist aesthetic. Claude Monet was its most famous proponent and artist. This documentary reveals the places that inspired the painter during his lifetime.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Mathias Frick
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Elda Productions, Kobalt Productions
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