Monet's Garden

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Paris, France

Jul 18, 2024

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Aug 24, 2024

🧠 Fun fact

Monet's Garden in Giverny, near Paris, is famous not only for its beautiful water lilies and iconic Japanese bridge but also for its unique color scheme. Claude Monet, the renowned Impressionist painter, meticulously planned the garden's design and color palette. He created specific color-themed areas, such as the vibrant "Clos Normand" with its explosion of orange, yellow, and red flowers, and the tranquil water garden dominated by cool blues and greens. Monet's artistic touch is evident throughout the garden, making it feel like one of his living paintings.

Out of city

Writer Gil reveals his love for the romantic image of old Paris while strolling through Monet's Garden, where the Japanese-style wooden bridge, famous from Monet's paintings, can be found in the water garden section. The estate, located about 50 miles northwest of Paris, served as the former home of impressionist painter Claude Monet from 1883 until his death in 1926, offering visitors a serene glimpse into the artist's world.