The current research, titled "The Phenomenology in the Works of Claude Monet," aimed to explore theoretical approaches between phenomenological thought and Monet's works. The research consists of four chapters. The first chapter deals with the methodological framework, which includes the research problem, its importance, and the need for it, in addition to the research limits, objectives, and definition of terms. The second chapter comprises two sections: the first addresses the concept of phenomenology in human thought, while the second focuses on the features of phenomenology in modern painting. The third chapter outlines the research procedures, including the research methodology, the representative sample, and the analysis of three selected paintings using a research tool based on the theoretical framework and its indicators as a methodological basis for phenomenological analysis. The fourth chapter presents several findings and conclusions, along with recommendations and suggestions. The research concludes with a list of references.