This document discusses various paintings by Claude Monet such as "Garden in Auvers", "Sheaves of Wheat", and others that depict wheat fields, grasslands, and landscapes. It compares Monet's style to that of Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, a painter from the Barbizon school who also captured wheat fields, grass, and trees in his artwork. The document does not provide much additional context around the comparisons.

1. In the Eye of His Storms

2. "Garden in Auvers"

3. "Sheaves of Wheat"

4. Monet

5. "Sheaves of Wheat"

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8. "Rain"

9. "Patch of Grass"

10. "Field With Wheat Stacks"

11. "Undergrowth With Two Figures"

16. Corot - Barbizon school

17. Edge of a Wheat Field With Poppies

18. "Trees in a Field on a Sunny Day"

19. The End