The Artist's Garden At Giverny Description. The garden has become monet’s favorite child, and it is not surprising that the motives of this garden occupy a large place in the work of the artist. Signed, oil on board 84x122 cm.
The famous water lilies and japanese bridge series of paintings. Several american impressionist artists also settled in giverny, drawn by the landscapes, the overall. Monet moved to giverny, a village along the seine about 46 miles to the west of paris, in 1883.
Here, he designed a pond, redesigned much of the garden and, most famously, created those paintings of water lilies, flower beds and the japanese footbridge.
He planted irises, weeping willows, built a japanese pond, and a wooden bridge. Canvas print description the artist’s garden in giverny, 1900 by claude monet canvas art arrives ready to hang, with hanging accessories included and no additional framing required. The clos normand garden, blooming with flowers, and the japanese water garden. The paper has a gently textured matt surface making it especially well suited for giclée reproductions of art prints and paintings.