Claude Monet was a French impressionist painter born in 1840 in Paris. He helped establish impressionist painting through his depictions of nature, especially landscapes. Monet served in the French army in Algeria from 1860 to 1862 before focusing on his painting career. The document provides descriptions of several Monet paintings including Water Lilies and Japanese Bridge, Rising Sun, The Magpie, Flowers on the Riverbank, and Bouquet of Sunflowers. Each description notes the subject matter and prominent colors used in the paintings.

1. By:Malen, Maider and Sabina

2. He was born in Paris on 14 November, 1840.
He died in Paris on 5 December, 1926.
Claude Monet was a founder of French impresionist
painting, exposing perfection before nature, especially
applied to painting.
Monet joined the French army in Algeria for two years,
from 1860 to 1862.

3. The name of this painting is
Water lilies and the Jappanese
bridge.
In this painting we can see: a
bridge, a river, some flowers
and trees.
The main colours are:
Green and white.

4. Name of the painting:
Rising Sun.
The main colours are:
orange and blue.
In this painting we can
see: The sun and some
boats in the sea.

5. In this painting we can
see: Snow , trees and
a house. There is a
magpie on a door, too.
The main colours are white
and brown.
Name of the
paintign: The magpie

6. Name of the painting:
Flowers on the riverbank.
In this painting we can see: some plants and
some flowers near the river.
The main colours are green and yellow.

7. Name of the painting: Bouquet of Sunflowers
In this painting we can see: Some flowers
in a vase.
The main colours are: Yellow, green, red
and white.