Claude Monet: Gardens as a Legacy

Conceived as a dialogue between painting and photography, the exhibition explores how the garden at Giverny — designed by Monet as a work of art in its own right — has provided lasting inspiration for artists from all over the world. Whilst the painter invented, on the cusp of abstraction, a new relationship with colour, light and space, this motif became, in the 20th and 21st centuries, a privileged field of exploration for painters and photographers, who embraced it as a visual and sensory laboratory.