Word: monetization
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Monet was entirely dependent on the money his paintings brought him. Manet's rich father left him a comfortable income...
Typesetters are not the only persons confused by Monet and Manet. At the Salon of 1865, before they ever met, elegant Edouard Manet squinted at a couple of seascapes signed with the name Monet and cried: "Who is this Monet who looks as if he had taken my name and happens thus to profit by the noise I make...
...Painter Monet heard the remark and thereafter scrupulously signed his canvases Claude Monet. Later Monet and Manet became fast French friends. Though their names, their style, their faces and their beards were very much alike, Frenchmen of the 19th Century had no great difficulty differentiating between them...
Born in 1840 in Paris, Claude Monet was the dean of the Impressionists. He outlived all of them, thanks to his iron physique, died at the age of 86, a magnificent old gentleman with a silky white beard...
...Monet had but two interests, painting and gardening. Paris appalled him. He is never known to have made a quotable remark. Manet and his friends Degas and Clemenceau could and did trade epigrams with the sharpest tongues of the Second Empire. He was Parisian to the core, a dandy in his dress...