Pheasants And Plovers 1879

Claude Monet's "Pheasants and Plovers" (1879) depicts three birds laid out on a white tablecloth. The painting, created during the Impressionist movement, captures the beauty of nature with realistic brushstrokes and vibrant colors. The artist’s use of light and shadow gives the painting a sense of depth and dimension. This still life artwork, currently on display at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, reflects Monet’s experimentation with light and the subtle details of everyday objects.