Why are these people so blurry? | Kids' Art Questions | #Shorts | National Gallery

What do schoolchildren think of Monet’s ‘Bathers at La Grenouillère’, and what do they want to know about it? For February's Picture of the Month, we invited a class of children into the Gallery to take a closer look at the painting, before sitting down with Carlo to ask him all their burning questions.

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