Who doesn't love water lilies, haystacks and gardens? Claude Monet, one of the world's most famous impressionists, lived and painted many of these subjects in his home in Giverny. Today ...

Monet was an avid collector of Japanese prints, and it is these that inspired the water garden – the most famous of his two gardens. Here you’ll find Monet’s iconic wisteria-clad Japanese ...

the water garden. It is filled with serene water lilies and it is also home to the famous Japanese bridge. Monet loved collecting Japanese prints, and the water garden, which he immortalised in ...

After Blanche died in 1947, the garden was neglected. Several of Monet’s Water Lilies canvases that had never been displayed were stacked against crumbling walls in the studio. Birds flew in and ...

An exhibition exploring the rich cultural heritage of gardens across the world opens at the Palace Museum in Beijing. Photo: VCG. An exhibition exploring the rich cultural heritag ...