and began to paint it herself. After Blanche died in 1947, the garden was neglected. Several of Monet’s Water Lilies canvases that had never been displayed were stacked against crumbling walls ...

finding in the water lilies’ ability to turn mud into beauty some painterly metaphor? It’s unclear. Monet was an atheist who found a certain zen in his garden—though his struggles painting ...

Spanning Paris to the Grand Canyon, 52 Impressionist works from the Worcester Art Museum invite personal interpretation ...

and hired several full-time gardens to take care of his project. This marked the beginning of his most famous series of paintings—Water Lilies. Claude Monet started working on a project that ...

It was a subject the artist would paint nearly 300 times over three decades, including the monumental set of eight panels on ...

It’s also the only water lily painting Monet was photographed working on — sitting under a parasol in his gardens at Giverny, ...

Claude Monet is most renowned for his series of paintings, including Water Lilies ... happy with such a portrayal of a fashionable woman. Garden at Sainte-Adresse was finished in 1867 and ...

“He was obsessed with his garden and his water lilies ... There are thought to be some 250 Monet water lily paintings, which culminated in what’s known as the Grand Decoration.

exclaimed Paul Cézanne in double-edged praise of his painting peer ... From then on, whenever Monet painted the vivid irises of his Japanese Garden, or the water lilies that skimmed the surface ...

The film juxtaposes images of paintings with footage of the ... The film gives ample attention to Monet’s creation of his water garden, considered to be one of the greatest achievements in ...