Flavia Lebov / Claude Monet, The Secrets Behind the Water Lilies Series
Date:
Thursday (in 88 days)
October 29 at 5:30 in the afternoon
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A lecture by Flavia Levov about Claude Monet and the Water Lilies series he created in Giverny. We will peek into the secrets and personal struggles that lay behind these masterpieces, considered to be the herald of abstract art.
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Flavia Lebov, holder of a Master's degree in Art History, has engaged in the bridge between art and education in various frameworks: in the Department of Education at the Hebrew University, at the "Sam Spiegel" Film Academy, at the High School "Hebrew University Secondary School" in Jerusalem, and primarily as a curator for museum education at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, as curator of the museum's guidance center. Today, she lectures in various settings.
Giverny with Claude Monet You Did Not Know: The Secrets Behind the Water Lilies Series
In the twilight of his life, Claude Monet resided in the picturesque village of Giverny in Normandy, where he created his famous "Water Lilies" series. However, behind the tranquility of these masterpieces, fascinating secrets, personal struggles, and stories not everyone is aware of are hidden. In this lecture, we will peek at what really happened behind the scenes of the masterful series, a creation that many art critics consider the official harbinger of abstract art.
