Claude Monet - Photography

In the 1910s and '20s, Monet focused almost exclusively on the picturesque water-lily pond that he created on his property at Giverny. His final series depicts the pond in a set of mural-sized canvases where abstract renderings of plant and water emerge from broad strokes of color and intricately built-up textures. Shortly after Monet died (a wealthy and well-respected man at the age of eighty-six), the French government installed his last water-lily series in specially constructed galleries at the Orangerie in Paris, where they remain today.

Claude Monet 1858 Claude Monet 1879 Monet in Giverny 1880s Monet, Roussel and Vuillard at Ginevry 1920
Claude Monet
1858
Claude Monet
1879
Monet in Giverny
1880s
Monet, Roussel
and Vuillard at Ginevry
1920
Claude Monet in his  studio Monet in his studio in Giverny Monet in his studio in Giverny Monet in auto 1906
Claude Monet
in his studio
Monet in his
studio in Giverny
Monet in his
studio
Monet in auto
1906