Monet at Giverny: The Artist's Garden Through the Seasons

An Immersive Visual Journey and Seasonal photography by Eric Sander documenting Monet’s iconic gardens, water lily pond, and Japanese bridge. It included the architectural insights of his home and rare access to Monet’s private spaces – yellow dining room, salon-studio, and planting schemes. With a rich botanical legacy, the book documents plantings that inspired masterworks (irises, peonies, wisteria, and legendary water lilies). Importantly, it is based on the historical context as it chronicles 1890-1893 transformation of the property into artistic sanctuary. This has a collector appeal as an essential complement to Monet exhibitions/catalogs.

PAGES: 96
PUBLISHED BY: Gourcuff Gradenigo
YEAR PUBLISHED: 2015 (1st Edition)