In Claude Monet's Garden: A Symphony in Orange - Fine Art"I perhaps owe having become a painter to flowers. I must have flowers, always and always." Claude Monet As far as the eyes can see, across acres of grounds in front of Monet's home in Giverney, France stands a flower garden of unimaginable beauty. To honor his great love of flowers, nature, light and atmosphere, Monet meticulously chose the colors, the flowers, the trees, the arbors and just the right places to plant everything. Here, like a visual

light and atmosphere

Claude Monet's Home: Giverny

Photo Credit: Craig Kleber

an explosion of orange

- Claude Monet

Claude was notoriously obsessed with capturing the colors and atmosphere of his water garden

it's an exquisite space where I found a momentary sense of bliss and transcendence

this old barn strikes a grand presence as it marks the history of time passed

Location: Claude Monet's Home | Giverny

timeless old stories and stands as a portal to the sublime spaces where dreams take form

It takes more than a day to get under your skin

the flowers