
Monet's final paintings were a direct response to the horrors of World War I, serving as a war memorial to the lives lost.


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What could be more charmingly idyllic than a glimpse of snowy-bearded Impressionist Claude Monet calmly painting en plein-air in his garden at Giverny?

A wide-brimmed hat and two luxuriously large patio-type umbrellas provide shade, while the artist stays cool in a pristine white suit.

Watch Footage of Claude Monet Painting in His Famous Garden at Giverny (1915)

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Claude Monet Painting in Giverny Garden (1915)
