Nach dem Tod Camilles zieht Monet m

Nach dem Tod Camilles zieht Monet mit seiner zweiten Frau Alice nach Giverny. Hier konnte er den Lebenstraum eines eigenen, von ihm selbst gestalteten Gartens verwirklichen: Der blühende Garten mit seinen japanischen Brücken und Teichen voller Seerosen inspirierte Monet zu immer neuen, immer größeren Bildern, die die veränderliche Pflanzenwelt als überwältigende dekorative Harmonie der Natur zeigen.

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After the death of Camille, Monet moved with his second wife Alice to Giverny. Here he attained the life dream of an own, he even designed Garden: the flowering garden with its Japanese bridges and ponds full of water lilies inspired Monet to ever new, ever larger images that show the changing flora as stunning decorative harmony of nature.

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After the death of Camille Monet moved with his second wife Alice to Giverny. Here he was able to realize the dream of life of its own, designed by himself garden: The blooming garden with its Japanese bridge and ponds full of water lilies inspired Monet to ever new, ever larger images showing the changing vegetation as overwhelming decorative harmony of nature.

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After the death Camilles pulls Monet with his second wife, Alice after Giverny. Here it could be the dream of their own, of his own garden: the flowering garden with its Japanese bridges and ponds full of water lilies Monet inspired to always new, always larger images,The the variable plant life as overwhelming decorative harmony of nature.