Water Lilies 1907

"Water Lilies" (1907) by Claude Monet showcases the Impressionist master's signature style of capturing the fleeting effects of light and water. The painting depicts a serene pond, the surface shimmering with a play of blues, greens, and yellows, interspersed with water lilies and their pads. Monet's brushstrokes, visible and distinct, contribute to the dynamism of the scene, conveying the constant movement of the water. The work is a testament to Monet's enduring fascination with the natural world and his innovative exploration of light and color.