WebIn 1916 Monet had a new studio built at his home in Giverny in order to work on huge canvases of his water-lily pond, each of them more than two metres high. These monumental paintings were intended to form an entire decorative scheme, and he donated 22 of them to the French state after the First World War. WebWater Lily Pond, Water Irises, 1900, is rich in color and tones. Some of this riot of color is present in the earlier painting The Artist's Garden at Vetheuil, hinting at the extraordinary use of color employed in Monet's later work. The bottom half of the painting shows a vast mixture of flowers of different colors.

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Web“Reflections of Clouds on the Water-Lily Pond” by Claude Monet is a monumental triptych portraying a water-lily pond, from Monet’s garden in Giverny, with the sky and clouds reflecting off the lily pond. Monet aimed to give: “the illusion of an endless whole, of water without horizon or bank.” WebThe Water Lily Pond, 1899 by Claude Monet. Courtesy of www.Claude-Monet.com. By the 1890s, the financial worries that had plagued Monet for most of his life were coming to an … drm wear

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WebClaude Monet's Irises by the Pond depicts Monet's favorite flower, the iris. Learn more about the technique behind Monet's Irises by the Pond.; Claude Monet's Water Lily Pond with Irises included panels over six feet tall and … WebLily Pond captures perhaps the most picturesque aspect of his garden, the Japanese bridge which sits above a pond of water lilies. The scene is painted bathed in natural sunlight on presumably a summer's day, with the lily pads so dense that it appears as though there's little water there at all. WebWater Lily Pond. 1917/19. Claude Monet. French, 1840-1926. During World War I, after several years of inactivity because of bad health and grief over the death of his second … dr m white buderim