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The year is 1922. Here is French impressionist painter, Claude Monet, relaxing on the Japanese footbridge at his garden in Giverny. With this scene, I’ve attempted to incorporate aspects of Monet’s own artwork in my photo colorizing.
I decided to depict Monet alone in his garden, so it was necessary to remove the other gentleman from the picture.To this revised image I added my colors – and Voila!
We now have Claude Monet in full-color – in his garden (also in full-color). All that’s missing is the classical music . . . “Here she comes now singin’ Monet Monet!”. Thank you, Tommy James & The Shondells. Baby boomers might get this corny ’60sreference.
At American Photo Colorizing, our goal is to shred the black & white veil that separates us from the exciting, vibrant lives of those who came before us. It’s time to “Go Color” with your vintage and antique family photos. Your ancestors are counting on you!
And here is Claude Monet’s garden today.
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