Henrietta Milan has spent the past four decades mastering broken color impressionism and palette knife techniques.  She loves flowers-wild in fields, cultivated in gardens and pots, or arranged in vases.  Among her favorite European painting locations is the celebrated garden of Claude Monet at Giverny.  In her richly textured technique and choice of subjects, Milan gives homage to Monet, but she also does enough that is entirely her own to make these impressionist interpretations fresh, original, and exciting.

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