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SHARE Meadow with Poplars Claude Monet (French, 1840–1926) about 1875 Oil on canvas Bequest of David P. Kimball in memory of his wife Clara Bertram 
Kimball Photograph © Museum of Fine Arts, Boston I don’t know what you keep in your basement, but now I know what Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts keeps in its storerooms.   It’s a couple of dozen paintings by Claude Monet, which are joining the 10-15 Monets typically on display in the museum’s Impressionist galleries, for an exhibition of the MFA’s complete Monet holdings, available for your enjoyment through March 31.  Monet, whose art has graced the walls of a million college dorm bedrooms, gave the name to the Impressionist movement in Paris in the late 19th century when a young group of rebel artists banded together to stick it to the traditional, boring landscapes that were the only acceptable paintings to purchase for the bourgeoisie.

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