Monet

By Philip Scott Johnson

Claude Monet
French Painter
1840 - 1926

Music: Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune (Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun), for orchestra, L. 86
Claude Debussy
French Composer
1862 - 1918

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Film & Animation

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[cowlen]

Wow.. I forgot how good this one was.. glad I checked it out again. If Monet were alive to see this, he wouldn't believe his eyes. Great concept. Great job.

[poohjc1]

I am at one with the universe again. 

[xopommmmm]

Philip, first - if i if I did the same sketch I would choose Debussy, second - it's really a fairytale!

[mellenheadprods]

This video shows the transformation of light that impressionists loved. Fantastic... thanks for the morphing.

[puckering1]

Very moveing, thanks for the post.

[SGR1000]

I don't know why but this reminded me of Peter & the wolf which I love as well :)

one of the very first music pieces I ever listened to was Peter & the wolf, this brought back the memory thank you :) Brilliant artwork

[PlayForMeASymphony]

Monet and Debussy.....the perfect combination

[MissUmiLove]

LOVE Monet.

[PHIL924]

love theArt love the Music thank you you are the eggman you are the walrus goo goo ga joob

[connvivial]

I can't stop watching. With music then without.. absolutely different emotions. When without music, it feels like outside, you see real river, bridge, landscapes. New aesthetic quality. Wonderful artist you are. Never tire of thanking you for your huge talent.