Fondation Monet
The Fondation Monet in Giverny, northwest of Paris, celebrates the legacy of the renowned Impressionist painter Claude Monet. Set amidst his beloved gardens and home, it offers visitors a glimpse into Monet's world of vibrant colors and serene landscapes.
The Fondation Monet in Giverny, nestled in the picturesque Normandy countryside, preserves the former home and gardens of the iconic Impressionist painter Claude Monet. Visitors can explore Monet's beautifully restored house, where the artist lived from 1883 until his death in 1926, and marvel at the vibrant colors and decor that inspired his renowned artworks. The centerpiece of the foundation is undoubtedly Monet's meticulously landscaped gardens, meticulously cultivated with a diverse array of flowers, including the famous water lilies immortalized in his paintings.
Today, the Fondation Monet stands as a serene sanctuary where visitors can immerse themselves in the essence of Monet's artistic genius and his profound connection to nature.
Van Doesburg House
In the suburbs of Paris, Dutch Artists of the De Stijl and Dada movements, Theo van Doesburg & his wife, Nelly van Moorsel built a Modernist live and work space which now serves as an artist's residency.
La Villa Ange Volant
Nestled in Garches, a serene suburb of Paris, L'Ange Volant was completed in 1927 and reflects Gio Ponti’s distinctive style and innovative approach to modern architecture.
