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Top: "Fishing Boats at Sea," by Claude Monet (1868), hangs in Hill-Stead's Morning Room. This is the earliest of Monet's paintings in Hill-Stead's collection, though it is the last Monet that Alfred A. Pope
purchased. Below left: The Barnes Wing at The American Clock & Watch Museum in Bristol. It houses the museum's exhibit of tall case clocks that are often referred to by visitors as the "clock forest."
Below right: "Grainstacks, White Frost Effect," by Claude Monet (1889), hangs in Hill-Stead's Drawing Room. On a facing wall, in the Ell Room, hangs the second of Monet's grainstack paintings in Hill-
Stead's collection, "Grainstacks," in Bright Sunlight (1890). Alfred Pope, who met Monet, purchased the earlier work before Monet had painted the other.
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