Clark Art Institute/ Alamy Claude Monet's Spring in Giverny (1890) and Blanche Hoschedé-Monet's Shadows on the Meadow (Credit: Clark Art Institute/ Alamy) In spring 1883, Monet moved the family ...

It was a subject the artist would paint nearly 300 times over three decades, including the monumental set of eight panels on ...

And spring in Europe might just be the best time and place to experience them. Step into a living painting in Monet’s garden In France, the small village of Giverny is a must for anyone who has ...

All spring, Monet was, he complained to Durand-Ruel ... Blanche looked after the house and garden at Giverny, altered nothing ...

The constructed water lily pond on Monet’s Giverny property was an object of his fascination, and he painted it en plein air over 250 times across four decades. The composition owned by PAM ...

Normandy in spring is a place of apple blossoms ... countryside and the translucent quality of the light. Monet came to Giverny at a time when European taste was being deeply influenced by ...

In spring 1883, Monet moved the family to Giverny, where Hoschedé-Monet began to paint in earnest. Delighted by her enthusiasm, he began taking her with him on his outdoor painting expeditions.