Monet in Le Havre: Where Impressionism Began

When Claude Monet is mentioned, many immediately think of the water lilies of Giverny or the paintings that made Impressionism world-famous. Less known, however, is the city where the foundations of his artistic work were laid: Le Havre. This often overlooked chapter is the focus of the exhibition "Monet in Le Havre," which can be seen until the end of September 2026 at the André Malraux Museum of Modern Art. The exhibition coincides with the 100th anniversary of the painter's death and focuses on the early decades of his life. ...