File:Claude Monet - The Water Lilies - Setting Sun - Google Art Project.jpg

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Summary

Artist



Alternative names	Oscar-Claude Monet
Description	French painter
Date of birth/death	14 November 1840	6 December 1926
Location of birth/death	Paris	Giverny
Work location	Paris, Argenteuil, Vétheuil, Poissy, Giverny
Authority control	WorldCat

Details of artist on Google Art Project

Title

English: Soleil couchant

English: The Water Lilies - Setting Sun

Object type

Painting

Date

(1914 - 1926)

Dimensions

Height: 2,000 mm (78.74 in). Width: 6,000 mm (236.22 in).

Current location

Musée de l'Orangerie

	Native name	Musée de l'Orangerie
	Location	Paris, France
	Coordinates	48° 51′ 49.88″ N, 2° 19′ 20.18″ E
	Established	1927
	Website	musee-orangerie.fr
	Authority control	WorldCat

Level Ground Floor ( Details of level on Google Art Project)

room The Water Lilies - Room 1 ( Details of room on Google Art Project)

Accession number

INV 20103

Object history

Donation of Claude Monet, 1922

Notes

More info at museum site

Source/Photographer

Google Art Project: Home - pic

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