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Claude Monet was inspired for his "Wayer Lilies" painting while he was in Italy.


   The answer is FALSE


Claude Monet, French impressionist painter, was inspired for his "Water Lilies" paintings, called " Les Nymphéas" in French, by his own flower garden at  his home in GIVERNY, which is located in west-northern France, about 80 km from Paris,in the 'Eure' department  .


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Clare Monet was not inspired for his water lilies paintings by a trip he took to Italy but rather when he was in Giverny, France. Therefore, it's false.

  • Oscar-Claude Monet was a French painter. He was also known as the founder of impressionist painting which was about the expression of one's perception before nature.

  • The Water Lily Pond was a series of paintings that were done by Clare Monet. After he moved to Giverny, France, he painted about 250 pieces that he titled Water Lillies.

  • Oscar-Claude Monet began the series in the late 1890s and continued till he died in 1926. The inspiration was gotten from a garden that he oversaw after he bought a land in Giverny, France.

In conclusion, the correct option is False.

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