Claude Monet

Water Lilies

US$ 660.00

Lily pads and their reflections spread across the canvas with no horizon, no shoreline and no sky to orient the eye — only water, colour and light. Monet built a Japanese-style pond at his home in Giverny specifically to paint it, returning to the subject in over 250 canvases across the last three decades of his life. Up close the water dissolves into pure brushwork; from a distance it reassembles into a garden.

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Artist

Claude Monet (1840-1926) founded Impressionism and spent much of his final decades painting almost nothing but the pond he built at his own house in Giverny. Failing eyesight from cataracts pushed his late water lily canvases toward larger scale and looser colour, work that a later generation of abstract painters would claim as an ancestor. He kept painting until months before his death.

Material Archival canvas
Frame Supplied rolled, unframed
Print Fine-art print, printed to order
Size 40 × 45 inches
Delivery 2–3 weeks
Certificate of Authenticity Included, emailed on delivery
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