Claude Monet on Hope
Browse 4 quotations attributed to Claude Monet, catalogued under hope, with dates where available.
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Attributed to Claude Monet, entry #240934: "I am working as hard as I possibly can, and do not even dream of doing anything except the cathedral. It is an immense task."
Attributed to Claude Monet, entry #175846: "Once settled, I hope to produce masterpieces, because I like the countryside very much."
4 Quotes by Claude Monet on Hope
"I am working as hard as I possibly can, and do not even dream of doing anything except the cathedral. It is an immense task."
"Once settled, I hope to produce masterpieces, because I like the countryside very much."
"A group of painters assembled in my home, read with pleasure the article you published in 'L'Avenir national'. We are all very pleased to see you defend ideas which are also ours, and we hope that, as you say, 'L'Avenir national' will kindly lend us its support when the Society we are in the process of forming is finally established."
"I was completely ignorant of the poetry of Poe; it is admirable, it is poetry itself, the dream, and how one feels that you have translated its soul! I am no more than a completely illiterate ignoramus, but am not any the less moved by it. I knew only Poe's prose, which I had read and admired very young before I had heard it spoken of, but how your poems complete and express the man he was"