Ella im Garten von Giverny

A picture book story about the work and life of Claude Monet. Ella moves with her family from the USA to a small village near Paris. There lives a painter whom her father greatly admires: Claude Monet. Ella often observes the artist in his garden in Giverny. He has a funny long beard and always wears a hat. But one day, Monet notices the girl who secretly sketches him. He encourages her to paint and shares stories of his own beginnings in painting: "I wanted to sugarcoat nothing. I wanted to paint as I saw it. I wanted to paint as it affected me." A beautiful and sensitive picture book about the life of Claude Monet and the courage to create one's own art, even if it isn't perfect right away. For all fans of the picture book classic "Linnéa in the Painter's Garden." The appendix includes information about Claude Monet and Impressionism, along with images of his most famous works. This book is produced in a climate-neutral manner.