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The place to paint

Americans followed Monet to Giverny, shared pastoral life as they created art

Sunday, August 31, 2008

By Wendy Liberatore (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

Claude Monet had a special relationship with Giverny. The Impressionist painter called the French country village beautiful and “a splendid spot.” And he said “my heart is to Giverny forever and ever.”
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