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Con 11 años de edad "Mini-Monet" vende sus cuadros para casi 2,5 millones de dólares  Kieron Williamson, an 11-year-old artist in the U.K., has been named the “Mini-Monet” for the quality of his beautiful impressionist paintings. Claude Monet, whom Williamson was nick-named after, was a 19th-century French artist who is considered to be the father of the impressionist movement. When placed side-by-side with paintings by Monet, Edouard Manet and other impressionist masters, Williamson’s paintings measure up. Williamson began drawing boats in a scrapbook when he was 5. Before then, he had exhibited little interest in drawing. With the support of his parents and of local artists in Norfolk, his talent blossomed. In 2009, he was featured at his first gallery, and stories of his talent quickly spread. He has already made 1.5 million pounds by selling his paintings. An educated eye will probably spot the differences between Williamson’s work and that of the older masters, but for most of us, it might be a tough call. After the Daily Mail paired some of his paintings with classics, we decided to create a quiz for our readers. Can you differentiate between the work of an impressionist master and the work of an 11-year-old? ¿Cuál pintó el niño? El de la izquierda es "figura monótona Londres" del niño, Kieron Williamson y el de la derecha es "Escena de nieve en Argenteuil", de Claude Monet El de la derecha es "Bosque en el amanecer", del niño, Kieron Williamson y el de la izquierda es "La urraca" por Claude Monet El de la derecha es "Clifftop Ponies" del niño, Kieron Williamson y el de la izquierda es "Acantilados de la Porte d'Aval" por Claude Monet El de la izquierda es "Distant Barn" del niño, Kieron Williamson y el de la derecha es "Paisaje en Vetheuil" de Claude Monet El de la izquierda es "Amanecer en Morston" del niño, Kieron Williamson y el de la derecha es "Regatta en Argenteuil", de Claude Monet El de la derecha es "Datos a Holkham" del niño, Kieron Williamson y el de la izquierda es "Camino a través del maíz en Pourville" por Claude Monet