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“Les Trois Peupliers, Temps Gris” (The three poplars, grey weather) Claude Monet Nationalité : French 1840-1926 Date de vente : November 11th 1999 Pour accéder aux prix de vente, veuillez vous enregistrer. Dimensions : 92 x 74 cm
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oil on canvas painted in 1891
Sotheby's New York, against a pre-sale estimate of $ 10 to 15 million. In the spring of 1891 Monet began a group of 24 paintings of poplars located two miles from his house in Giverny. The poplars lined the banks of the Epte river and Monet selected a spot where the river bent back on itself twice before disappearing from view. The series was completed before the end of 1891 and the poplars were exceedingly well received by collectors and critics.
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