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Claude Monet
Le Bassin aux nymphéas, c. 1917-1920
Triptych, each 200 x 300 cm

Claude Monet
Glycines, 1920-1925
150 x 200 cm


Joan Mitchell
La grande Vallée IV, 1983
260 x 200 cm

Claude Monet
Nymphéas avec rameaux de saule, 1916-1919
104 x 180 cm

Claude Monet
Le Bassin aux nymphéas, le soir, c. 1916-1922
Diptych, each 200 x 300 cm

Claude Monet
Iris, 1914-1917
199,4 x 150,5 cm

Claude Monet
Nymphéas, 1916-1919
200 x 180 cm
Grandes Décorations
Monet's vision of a room filled with a series of paintings in which the pictorial surface and the surface of his lily pond would merge into a horizonless whole culminated in his Grandes Décorations for the Orangerie in the Tuileries. Visitors can experience this phase with great intensity thanks to a number of extraordinary works.