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In 1975 their work was shown at a auction in the Hotel Drouot. More =
ridicule was evoked here than at the Salon. Although success seemed =
miles away, the painters had already acquired a number of affluent =
patrons. Despite almost constant rejection and financial insecurity, =
Monet's paintings never became sullen nor dreary. Instead, Monet =
immersed himself in the task of perfecting a style which still had not =
been accepted by the world at large. He began to work on a number of =
series, starting in 1876 on the Saint-Lazare Railway Station6. Here he =
imbued the theme of man and nature being one. He attempted to =
romanticize the railway through the medium of light. =0A=
through the following years the impressionist painting began to =
popularize. The second and third Impressionist exhibits brought more =
success than the first. Success was now in view and once again, with the =
help of his friend Manet's help, he was able to rent a house in the cozy =
village of Vetheuil. During that year, in 1878, Camille bore him a =
second son, Michel Monet. She passed away the following year, in =
September of 1879, never seeing her husband rise to the height of his =
potential. =0A=
The fourth Impressionist exhibition was held later that year; it was the =
biggest success for the group yet. From here on. it was all uphill. =
After do many years of destitution and strife, this partial success led =
the group to break up, tempting each member to seek the liberty of =
individual expression. The following exhibition (1880) lacked the title =
"Impressionist" and the participation of Monet, Sisley, Renoir and =
Cezanne. The sixth exhibition in 1871 had the same result. Then, in 1882 =
an attempt of reconciliation was made on behalf of the artists. They =
participated, yet it was apparent that the audacious stage was over and =
that impressionism was soundly established in society, the hostility had =
ended and the paintings were well received. During that year he made his =
last group exhibition. =0A=
Monet spent most his days painting. In 1881 he moved to Poissy with the =
family of an acquaintance the Hoschedes. The traveled vastly during that =
time. In 1883 he made his first step toward actual stability when he =
settled at Giverny, where he would remain for the rest of his life. =0A=
He had many large one-man shows arranged for him around the world in =
places such as Berlin, Boston and London. The popularity of =
impressionism was progressively expanding. For every insult he had ever =
incurred he now received praise. =0A=
In 1892 Monet married Alice Hoschede, with whom he had had an affair =
during his marriage to Camille. In that year he painted with the =
realization that every aspect of the scene was altered in accordance =
with the changing light. This was to become an obsession in his later =
years. At last, Monet gained notoriety. He knew several important people =
and he became financially secure for the first time in his life. He once =
again began work on several series including the Haystacks7 (1890-1893, =
Poplars (1890-1891 and the Rouen Cathedrals8 (1892- 1895). With this new =
found luxury Monet was able to devote himself to gardening which, in =
turn, provided a motif for the painter's last important work, the Water =
Lilies9 series. Monet was absorbed in this project almost exclusively =
from 1900 until his death.
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