Claude Monet, picture The Banks of the River Epte at Giverny 1887

Claude Monet - The Banks of the River Epte at Giverny 1887

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The Banks of the River Epte at Giverny 1887
65x81cm oil/canvas
Private Collection
The image is only being used for informational and educational purposes

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Claude Monet - The Japanese Bridge 1918-1926. Monet had already made the small country village of Giverny,
located forty miles northwest of Paris, his home for ten years when in 1893 he purchased nearby land to create a
garden that would provide him with material to paint on rainy days or when he was not traveling. The elaborate water
lily pond and the gardens surrounding Monet's home and studio became two of the most prevalent, recurring motifs
of the last thirty years of his career. - art-Monet.com

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Claude Monet - The Banks of the River Epte at Giverny 1887

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