1871 Monet in Zaandam 

Text: Martijn Couwenhoven, Bas Husslage and Jacob Reitsma 

In 1871, Claude Oscar Monet spent four months in Zaandam with his wife and child and made in that period up to 25 paintings. “Zaandam is quite remarkable and there is enough to paint for a lifetime,” Monet wrote to his friend
and colleague Camille Pissarro. “Houses in all colors, hundreds of mills and delightful boats.”

The Zaanse period turned out to be important in his development as a painter. This little book shows all the paintings including background information and is a walking and
cycling along the places where Monet painted. It appears in four languages and presents a portrait of Zaandam in 1871.

Distribution:
Stichting Uitgeverij Noord-Holland
PO BOX 40, 1520 AA Wormerveer, Holland
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