Hamerocallis 1917

"Hamerocallis" is a 1917 oil painting by Claude Monet, known for his Impressionist style and focus on light and color. This particular work depicts a cluster of orange daylilies, their petals rendered with loose brushstrokes, against a blurred background of greens and browns, suggesting a pond or garden setting. Monet's signature Impressionist techniques are evident in the painting, with his use of color and light to convey a sense of fleeting moment. The brushstrokes are visible, giving the impression of movement and capturing the natural beauty of the scene.