Monet’s picture has vanished, but Manet’s “The Monet Family in Their Garden at Argenteuil” provides a key piece of evidence in a new exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

As well as Mirbeau, Monet’s chief horticultural friend was his fellow artist and Argenteuil neighbour Gustave Caillebotte, who created a serious garden, including an important orchid collection in his ...

A lovely juxtaposition of works in the show is Monet’s painting of his own dahlia garden at Argenteuil paired with Renoir’s depiction of Monet painting the same garden. Monet created ...

Although Monet adored gardens, it was not until he moved to Argenteuil, north-west Paris, in 1872 that he focused on the subject for his work. Related articles Art shock as oldest cave paintings ...

Claude Monet's "Water Lilies" (1914-17), an oil on canvas on loan from the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, ... "Monet Painting in His Garden at Argenteuil," is dated 1873.

The exhibition begins with a portrait of Monet by Renoir, "Claude Monet (The Reader)" (1873), which features the artist at the age of 31, when he’s just moved to Argenteuil, enjoying a bohemian ...

Monet's Garden The Immersive Experience U.S. premiere in New York City has announced an extension by popular demand through February 26, 2022 at its Financial District venue located at 30 Wall ...

Dr. Nepomuk Schessl, the producer of "Monet's Garden," spoke with Newsweek about the exhibit, which is open from November 4 through January 8 of next year.

Awaken your senses and experience the world of Claude Monet at the brand-new immersive exhibition, *Monet’s Garden*, that broke attendance records in Europe. For a limited time only, you can go ...