Claude Monet loved to draw as a child. He began drawing caricatures of people that were quite good. Around the age of eleven, he entered a school for the arts. Near the end of his life, Monet embarked on his largest project. Monet continued to refine his work. He continued to try and capture the changing effects of blank with blank.

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in this piece, the rectangles, the vertical and horizontal lines, and lack of hue create a sense of harmony. there is balance and proportion because although the rectangles are different, no one rectangle overpowers the others, and the size relationship among the rectangles is agreeable to the eye. there is a sense of movement and depth, through the use of shading and shadowing. it almost appears like some of squares are popping out. there is variety created by the different rectangle sizes, the shading, and the shadowing.

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