The garden of Monsieur Monet

The Resource The garden of Monsieur Monet

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The garden of Monsieur Monet

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Giancarlo Ascari, Pia Valentinis

Language

eng

Summary

Over one hundred years ago, Claude Monet created a beautiful garden in Giverny in northern France. The painter was inspired by bright Japenese art to fill his garden with irises, poppies, tulips, roses and, of course, water lilies. He employed a team of up to ten gardeners to care for it. The garden grew to be both Monet's most exquisite masterpiece, and his greatest inspiration. He celebrated it in many of his glorious impressionist paintings

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OCP

Dewey number

759.4

Illustrations

illustrations

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no index present

Literary form

non fiction

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The work The garden of Monsieur Monet represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Memorial Hall Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.