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Painting: Water Lilies
Artist: Claude Monet
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 39.75×78.75”
Year: 1919
Monet spent the last three decades of his life painting motifs from his extensive gardens at Giverny. The water lily pond, in particular, inspired the creation of a monumental oval decorative cycle, now installed at the Muss d l’Orangerie, Paris. In the detail reproduced here, one sees not only the water lilies on the pond’s surface, but also reflections of the sky and the willows at the pond’s edge.
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Painting: Bridge over A Pond of Water Lilies
Artist: Claude Monet
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 36.5×29”
Year: 1899
Several years after Monet purchased his house at Giverny, he received permission to divert part of the local Epte River through his pond in order to create a water garden. Soon thereafter he built a wooden Japanese-style bridge, to which he later added a wisteria-covered trellis.
Monet The Four Trees
Painting: The Four Trees
Artist: Claude Monet
Medium: Oil in Canvas
Year: 1891
Size: 32.25 x 32.125″
The Four Trees is one of a series that Monet painted from his rowboat on the Epte River, near his property at Giverny. In June 1891, while working on the canvases, Monet learned that the poplars were about to be sold at auction. His solution was to pay a timber merchant to postpone chopping them down until the paintings were complete
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