Employees remove Claude Monet's masterpiece "Impression, Sunrise" depicting his hometown of Le Havre at Marmottan Museum in Paris on Wednesday. (AP photo)PARIS - Claude Monet's masterpiece that depicts his hometown of Le Havre is going back to the northern French harbour town for the first time since it was painted there. The carefully secured transfer of "Impression, Sunrise'' is part of an event celebrating 500 years since the birth of the town. It is being lent exceptionally by a Paris museum to hang in Le Havre at the MuMa museum until Oct 8. "Impression, Sunrise'' will hang alongside other works by masters including J.M.W.

Source: Bangkok Post September 06, 2017 11:37 UTC