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“These landscapes of water and reflections have become an obsession. It is beyond my strength as an old man, and yet I want to render what I feel.” — Claude Monet, 1908

“The Water Lilies are a revolution in painting — Monet dissolved the boundary between subject and reflection, between the visible and the imagined.” — André Masson

#1. A Lifelong Series. Monet began the Water Lilies series around 1896 and continued painting his pond until his death in 1926 — some 250 paintings in total, spanning nearly three decades and every season.

#2. The Grand Decorations. The largest Water Lilies panels — the Nymphéas murals in the Orangerie museum in Paris — were Monet’s gift to France after World War I. At 91 metres in total length, they create an immersive room-sized installation unlike anything in art history.

#3. Painted Half-Blind. From around 1912, cataracts progressively robbed Monet of his colour vision. He continued painting, using labels on his tubes and relying on muscle memory — the late Water Lilies, with their fiery reds and dense yellows, reflect a man painting from feeling more than sight.