The Japanese Bridge (The Water-Lily Pond, Symphony in Rose) 1900

Claude Monet's "The Japanese Bridge (The Water-Lily Pond, Symphony in Rose)" (1900), currently housed in the Musée d'Orsay, Paris, is a hallmark of Impressionism. The painting captures the ephemeral beauty of Monet's beloved water lily pond at Giverny, France, with its signature brushstrokes and vibrant colors. The white bridge, a prominent feature in many of his water lily paintings, serves as a focal point, leading the viewer's eye through the scene. The reflection of the bridge on the water, along with the water lilies and other vegetation, creates a sense of depth and tranquility. Monet's work is known for its exploration of light and its impact on the environment.