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About Bazille and Camille
Claude Monet’s Bazille and Camille, painted in 1865, places two figures on a woodland path touched by sunlight. Camille Doncieux’s full gray skirt and Frédéric Bazille’s dark suit stand out against the green foliage. Loose, lively strokes give this preparatory painting an informal energy, with attention to the light falling on clothing and ground. Made as a study for Déjeuner sur l’Herbe, it captures an intimate moment within Monet’s larger figure-painting project. The original belongs to the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
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