Monet's Landscapes presents a photographic study by Russell that pairs his landscape images with Monet’s paintings to explore the locations and light that informed the artist’s vision. The book traces familiar haunts and reframes them through contemporary photography.

The photographs sit alongside well-chosen reproductions of Monet’s work, creating a dialogue between observation and interpretation. Themes of light, seasonality and the interplay of atmosphere and color run through both media, offering a compact visual essay on place and perception.

Published by Frances Lincoln in 2005, this 160-page paperback suits readers interested in Impressionism, landscape photography, and visual art studies. Expect thoughtful imagery and clear comparisons that illuminate how setting shaped Monet’s practice.

• Photographic essays paired with paintings
• 160 pages; paperback; Frances Lincoln, 2005
• Focus: light, place, Impressionist landscape

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