Claude Monet, The Cliffs At Etretat, 1885
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Claude Monet, The Cliffs At Etretat, 1885
An Orchard in Spring
Claude Monet
The kitchen in Claude Monet's house in Giverny.
Giverny - giardini Claude Monet, agosto 2026
Giverny - casa di Claude Monet, agosto 2026
Claude Monet (1875) by Auguste Renoir
When Claude Monet was asked why he wasn’t a man laden with medals and ribbons, his response was a hearty and innocent laugh.
The fact is, human beings sort each other out, fairly or not, on the basis of what they accomplish in life; and whatever lessons we draw from our acquaintance with others depends on what we see of them, and when. Though chance has a lot to do with that, there is no life, no matter how conspicuous or humble, that can’t teach us something—at the very least, about the compassion we should bring to watching other lives unfold.
—Georges Clemenceau, Claude Monet: The Water Lilies and Other Writings on Art
A journey through Claude Monet's former home and gardens in Giverny, France.
His gardens inspired his art.
