The Tate Modern is staging a huge exhibition of the work of Claude Monet, coming in 2027. Monet: Painting Time the gallery’s first ever show focusing on the artist and will feature over 60 paintings.
The works span 60 years of Monet’s career, from the 1870s to the 1920s, focusing on his exploration of the passing of time and documenting how he became one of the most important names in impressionism and art history as a whole.
The exhibition will feature highlights from Monet’s most famous series, such as Cathédrale de Rouen, effet de soleil, fin de journée (1892), rarely exhibited loans from private collections including Branch of the Seine near Giverny (Sunrise) (1897) and, the big one the Water Lilies cycle. It all ends with an immersive video arrangement by French contemporary artist Ange Leccia (b. 1952), inspired by the Water Lilies.
Tickets are £26 or free for Tate Members.
Key Information
Dates | Thurs 25th February – Sun 27th June 2027
Address | Bankside, London SE1 9TG
For more information | tate.org.uk
