Eugénie Graff (Madame Paul)
1882 Fogg Museum
About this artwork
This Impressionist oil painting depicts Eugénie Graff, wife of Monet's patron Paul Graff, smiling and holding a small fluffy white dog. The loose brushwork characteristic of Monet's style is evident in both the sitter's features and the animal's fur.
Did you know?
While Claude Monet is celebrated for his landscapes and water lilies, he also created intimate portraits like this one of Eugénie Graff. Painted in 1882, this work offers a glimpse into Monet's ability to capture not just a likeness, but also a sense of personality and affection through his signature Impressionist technique, making this portrait a charming departure from his more famous outdoor scenes.
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Eugénie Graff (Madame Paul)
Claude Monet, 1882
