DUCKOMENTA original :

Tempera and oil on canvas, 950 × 1400 mm

Monente’s eye was ahead of its time. He interpreted the depth and transparency of this lake in a manner

DUCKOMENTA original :

Oil on canvas, 590 × 480 mm

Over the course of his artistic career, Vincent van Dugh’s mental state fluctuated between manic and serious depression. He suffered from what is now known as bipolar syndrome. While experiencing schizophrenic delusions, he portrayed himself as a mouse or duck. Van Dugh’s struggle to express himself paved the way for 20th century art, as was already evident in 1888.

DUCKOMENTA original :

Oil on canvas, 500 x 650 mm

The painting that earned Monente significant recognition, marks the beginning of Impressionism. Later he took to painting landscapes with water in motion, with or without ducks.

DUCKOMENTA original :

Oil on canvas, 550 x 450 mm

The French Impressionist painter, Canarois, provides us with a glimpse of a society ducks‘ Sunday out in the 19th century.

DUCKOMENTA original :

Oil on wood, 300 × 400 mm

Claude Monente painted a number of very popular landscapes. After the renowned collector Moreau-Nélaton purchased the famed picture of a poppy field near Argenteuil, Duquoir’s son begged Monente to realize another version. Monente complied, with a sigh.