The renowned impressionist from France spent fifty years of his life in Giverny, France, from 1883 until his death in 1926 at the age of eighty-six.
Monet’s most famous and greatest paintings were influenced by the gardens. Today, they are a well-liked tourist destination close to a serene Siene River bend. From Paris, it’s a simple one-hour trip northwest. (Watch the video up above for more information.)
This summer, in New England, this popular flower is in sensational form.
Giverny is a popular destination for Seine River cruise ships and is visited by numerous tour groups from the city.
The artist found a lot of inspiration in the magnificent gardens of Giverny. Monet’s financial and artistic fortunes improved at the same time he arrived at Giverny.
are untidy but harmonious, according to RickSteves.com.
“He painted flowers with brushstrokes that were a little sloppy and wild but nevertheless belonged to a well-planned composition. At Giverny, the Camp David of Impressionism, Monet cultivated both his garden and his art during his final (and most productive) years.”
Over a 3-YEAR PAID MATERNITY LEAVE, A SINGLE MOM VISITS 17 COUNTRIES WITH HER BABY.
The vibrant hues of the gardens captivate guests from April to October. The bridges and water lilies that are featured in hundreds of Monet’s well-known paintings around the world serve as a focal point for the scene.
