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Water Lilies (Nymphéas)

1897–1926

Vast series depicting the water garden at Giverny, showing lily pads, reflections of sky and willows, progressively abstract as Monet's vision declined.

Significance

Monet's late masterwork, creating immersive environments that anticipate Abstract Expressionism. The Orangerie installation was designed with the artist as a "haven of peaceful meditation."

Medium

Oil on canvas (series of ~250 paintings)

Dimensions

Various, largest panels 200 cm × 1,275 cm

Location

Musée de l'Orangerie (main installation), Paris, France

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