Water Lilies and Japanese Bridge

"Water Lilies and Japanese Bridge," by Claude Monet

"Water Lilies and Japanese Bridge" represents two of Monet’s greatest achievements: his gardens at Giverny and the series of paintings they inspired. In 1883 the artist moved to a country town, near Paris just across the border of Normandy and, in 1893, transformed the site into an Asian-inspired oasis of cool greens, exotic plants, and calm waters, enhanced by a Japanese footbridge. This inspired about a dozen Monet paintings with differing light and weather conditions. Claude Monet was committed to painting directly from nature as frequently as possible.

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Color Changing Fine Art Print
Painter: Claude Monet
Composition by: EFX Gallery
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Source: "Water Lilies and Japanese Bridge, 1899", https://artmuseum.princeton.edu/collections/objects/31852