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Price Range:$19 — $40 Average Price:$30 —— In 1908, when he painted The Grand Canal, Monet was suffering from cataracts in both eyes. His paintings from this period are even more blurred than usual - notice how the solid walls of the buildings seem to flow seamlessly into the waters of the canal itself. The shadows are defined with a mix of colors, using no black.

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The Grand Canal || Claude Monet

In 1908, when he painted The Grand Canal, Monet was suffering from cataracts in both eyes. His paintings from this period are even more blurred than usual - notice how the solid walls of the buildings seem to flow seamlessly into the waters of the canal itself. The shadows are defined with a mix of colors, using no black.

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