Mould & Paint - Garden

Claude Monet is best known for his works produced in his latter years. He spent his time painting his water-garden in Giverny, which led to the series of paintings entitled 'Waterlilies'. Monet was one of the founders and archetypal members of the Impressionist movement. He produced a huge amount of work during his career and his work is still present in many galleries around the world today.

Macke was interested in colour and composition and the way the two interact. His work is a synthesis of Impressionism, Fauvism and Orphism. Inspired by the light of Tunisia, his final paintings are regarded by many as his finest.

Although first and foremost an Impressionist painter, the work of Winslow Homer has similarities to Japanese Art, particularly in his understanding of man's relation to his surroundings. 'Sunlight and Shadow' and 'Children on a Fence' show Homer's style at its most tender and perhaps most incisive.