The orsay museum curator said monet's paintings are ugly

PARIS - French National Museum Association (The Reunion des Musées Nationaux) is currently the Grand Palais in Paris (Grand Palais) organized works of Claude Monet retrospective. Since the exhibition include a loan from major museums around the world about 200 Monet paintings. However, the exhibition curator, Orsay Museum (Musee d'Orsay) Curator cover cubo (Guy Cogeval) and Paris Ma Mengdan Museum  between the downtown a bit unpleasant, because the latter refused to lend any of Monet works including the most crucial one: "Impression Sunrise (Impression Soleil Levant)", "Impressionism" for this reason the painting is named. Museum of the private sector as a Ma Mengdan November this year, is planning to hold their own exhibitions, "close to Monet (Intimate Monet)". Remove this small museum and a large body of disputes, and the iconic 1872 photograph of painting was the absence of cover cubo still feel this exciting retrospective, which he himself said on ARTINFO French stations.
He added: "I think the picture's absence did not weaken the strength of the Grand Palais retrospective." Impression Sunrise "is the ugliest one of the work Monet, although by the time favorable for critics, and with its name 'Impressionism'. We work in the Grand Palais exhibition more attractive than this picture. "