The Thomas Crown Affair & Monet

Last Night I watched The Thomas Crown Affair on tv: Based on the 1968 film of the same name, THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR offers a peak into the nefarious lives of the rich and famous. Thomas Crown (Pierce Brosnan) is a man with looks, wit, and millions of dollars, yet the only way he can feel truly alive is during the thrill of the heist. When a valuable Monet painting comes to town, Crown decides stealing it would be the ultimate rush. As the New York high society demands justice, little do they--or the police--suspect that one of their very own has committed the crime. Expert Catherine Danning (Rene Russo) is brought in investigate the stolen Monet painting. But as she come closer to proving Crown guilty, she is drawn into his world, and falls in deeply in love with him.

While I was searching the net I found the mistakes in the film. (There were some I myself realized as I watched)

And; I have found some great Monet related links as I was looking for the painting that was stolen by Thomas Crown (Crepuscolo a Venezia, 1908). In The Metropolitan Museum there is an online collection of Monet... Here is a Monet galery and Monet links... If you like puzzles, you can find online Monet puzzles here... Artchive.com has some great information about the artist as well...